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Hello,
I am facing so much of difficulties while working, as I am habituated to use the task bar position to top or right side of the screen. but Windows 11 doesn't have this feature to move the taskbar. Could you please bring this solution, to move the task bar.
Thanks
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This is terrible. I can not have the task bar on the bottom of the screen--This is because one of my monitors/screens has static lines on the bottom of the screen and I can not access the task bar on that monitor. I have always moved my task bar to the top of the screen so I can see it and access it. This is horrible.
One other thing I noticed today. When using Microsoft Teams you have to hide the task bar so you don't share with your viewers what tasks you are working on - good luck with that and good luck finding the application you are trying to present in your meeting.
Basically this design FLAW doesn't even work correctly with their own add on products. What a cluster!
MS can do better than this.
"deliberate design choice by Microsoft"? Did they consider users opinion? Let me remind MS that we are actually paying them big bucks for this!
Look up "Explorer Patcher" on Github, Microsoft hates it for some odd reason, but it does what everyone wants it to do. Reverting it back to how it looked and worked in Windows 10. It's a shame it always have to come down to the people to fix things that didn't need fixin' to begin with.
This is the 3th year of shame, where MS is not able to prepare functionality which thousand of people is used to use. Saying that it is not worth the effort is ridiculous.
I'm still using W10 or Ubuntu, which are more stable and requires less resources which i need for development environment.
