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Microsoft confirms Windows 11 taskbar can't be dragged to reposition

Microsoft confirms drag-to-move taskbar is permanently gone

2 Oct 31 6:00 PM · 11d ago · 4 articles · 1 source · development 2 of 4

Microsoft tells multiple outlets simultaneously that Windows 11 will not support dragging the taskbar to another screen edge the way Windows 10 did, describing it as an intentional design decision.

Microsoft confirms drag-to-move taskbar is permanently gone
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“It's a deliberate design decision not a missing capability”

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Microsoft Developer of Windows 11

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What was reported 1 claim about this development

  1. 2 outlets Microsoft says Windows 11’s taskbar won’t get drag-and-drop, by design

    first by PCWorld, 11d ago · also Windows Central

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