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Maybe some value a wider taskbar over one crammed to the side, even at the expense of 3.7% of their vertical space. Or they value their horizontal space more t
by cedilla 5y ago
Maybe some value a wider taskbar over one crammed to the side, even at the expense of 3.7% of their vertical space.
Or they value their horizontal space more than you do, because they like have a few windows side by side.
Or any other number of imaginable reasons.
- BlueTemplar 5y agoA vertical taskbar is particularly useful when running on a screen with few pixel-equivalents (bad eyesight, or low angular view), a lot of software tends to break when going under 720 or even 768 equivalent-lines, this makes it less likely for important bottom buttons to end up "outside" of the screen.