Microsoft is bringing back two classic features for the Taskbar on Windows 11

Taskbar experience

One of Windows 11’s greatest reactions from clients today is that the Taskbar experience is a utilitarian step in reverse from past variants of the operating system. This is on the grounds that the Taskbar on Windows 11 is fresh out of the box new, modified starting from the earliest stage which implies numerous more established capabilities should be additionally be reconstructed.

This requires some investment, and keeping in mind that Microsoft has said on record that some exemplary Taskbar functionalities won’t be returning, for example, the capacity to dock the Taskbar aside or top of your screen, that doesn’t mean all exemplary capabilities are off the table. As a matter of fact, two exemplary Taskbar functionalities appear to currently be in progress inside at Microsoft.

Windows 11 Features

Windows 11 will get a “Never Join” taskbar thing setting all things considered. It’s no longer elements window titles like in Windows 10 and more seasoned discharges, however, holds the symbol per window repairman which some could in any case view as valuable. 

Spotted by programming hobbyist Tuna on Twitter, Microsoft is dealing with carrying back the capacity to see clock seconds in the framework plate, as well as the “never join” Taskbar choice that was first presented on Windows 7 and permitted clients to reestablish the heritage conduct of non-gathering the equivalent application under one symbol.

Inquisitively, the early execution on Windows 11 doesn’t yet reestablish the capacity to show application titles, which remained closely connected with the never consolidate usefulness in past Windows discharges. Maybe this will appear in a future form.

Tuna makes reference to that the never consolidate usefulness is really broken in the public Insider works right now, which makes sense of why the element hasn’t yet been declared by Microsoft.

It’s great to see Microsoft proceeding to work on further developing the Taskbar experience on Windows 11. In September, Microsoft delivered Windows 11 variant 22H2, which carried back the capacity to drag documents between application symbols on the Taskbar. Appears as though we can hope for something else of that exemplary usefulness to return throughout the following year.