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I tried "combine only when full" mode for a while in Windows 7 and 10, thinking it would be the best of both worlds, but quickly realized that 1. usually I hav
by contextfree 4y ago
I tried "combine only when full" mode for a while in Windows 7 and 10, thinking it would be the best of both worlds, but quickly realized that
1. usually I have too much open + the title captions aren't good enough for the tiny snippet that fits to be useful
2. keeping my pinned apps in predictable places is more important than saving a click occasionally
3. if I really want to see all the open windows with their titles, alt-tab or windows+tab works better for this
So I don't miss it on Windows 11, although I don't like the default centered taskbar (sacrificing (2) to move stuff around all the time for no good reason) and change this setting.
- marcosdumay 4y agoCombine only when full worked great on Win7. But Win10 was so wasteful with the startbar space that it became useless.