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Windows Central
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Mauro Huculak

I tested Windows 11’s return of taskbar positioning and resizing, and it’s not the classic Windows 10 experience

Windows 11 desktop with colorful wave background. A Start menu overlay shows pinned apps like Microsoft Edge and Teams, organized by category in a grid layout.

On Windows 11, the Taskbar is finally getting some major upgrades, including support for repositioning and resizing. However, these aren't exactly new capabilities, since they were already available on Windows 10 and earlier versions of the operating system.

As part of the Windows K2 initiative, Microsoft is addressing some of Windows 11's biggest pain points in an effort to regain users' trust, and several of those improvements are coming to the Taskbar experience.

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