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Last I checked, I still couldn't drag an object onto the task bar to move it or open it in my selected program, so it's still a downgrade for me.
by stronglikedan 4y ago
Last I checked, I still couldn't drag an object onto the task bar to move it or open it in my selected program, so it's still a downgrade for me.
- josteink 4y agoCan you don that on MacOS? Because the "new Windows" is now designed by Mac users[1] internally in Microsoft and they are seemingly trying to make everything Mac-y. [1] I'd love to find a reference for that, but I've searched for 15 minutes straight now, and I just can't find the link. Someone help me, please?
- AlexandrB 4y agoI've actually never used this Windows feature, but in MacOS you've been able to drag a document to an application icon in the dock to open it as long as I can remember. Windows seems to be slowly succumbing to touch-screen-itis, where the interface is designed for touching first. Dragging on a touch screen can be kind of janky at the best of times so I'm not surprised they didn't bother making this interaction work in Windows 11.
- stevemk14ebr 4y agothis is a huge issue for me as well, really dumb