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The loss of the small task bar icons will be annoying to me. I always fight to minimize UI real estate in my workspace, typically selecting the most compact /
by 51Cards 5y ago
The loss of the small task bar icons will be annoying to me. I always fight to minimize UI real estate in my workspace, typically selecting the most compact / small offering that is still workable. I strongly prefer my task bar to remain visible but take up minimal space. I've become "used" to this problem though as UIs have all gone more and more finger friendly (read: big) over time. Definitely a good thing for the right use case, but please don't take away my option to get your application to be as non-instrusive as possible.
- mannykannot 5y agoDamn! Those are exactly the features that have allowed me to ignore the clusterfuck that the start menu has become at least since Windows 7.
- 51Cards 5y agoClassic Shell - can't recommend it highly enough if you prefer the Windows 7 era experience.
- ectopod 5y agoAnd worse, the apparent inability to move the taskbar to the right hand side of the screen. This takes up less of the valuable vertical space, but shortens the taskbar so small icons are even more important.