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Personally I like Windows 11 fine except I want my taskbar on the side.

• emodendroket 4y ago
  My biggest gripe is they finally removed the option to have windows not combined with labels in the taskbar. I guess it was bound to happen eventually.
  • devmor 4y ago
    That is the biggest feature stopping me from upgrading. I generally have 20-30 windows open, usually 4 or 5 browser windows with tabs grouped by what I'm doing with them. Combined labels would destroy my workflow.
  • HKH2 4y ago
    It's pretty clear they're moving towards MacOS.
• xboxnolifes 4y ago
  Right click taskbar > taskbar settings > taskbar behavior > taskbar alignment: Left
  • _l4jh 4y ago
    This functionality was removed in Windows 11 and as far as I know has not yet returned.
    • xboxnolifes 4y ago
      I literally went through those steps in order to write that comment. The functionality is not gone.
      • _l4jh 4y ago
        Are you talking about aligning the icons to the left or the whole taskbar? We're talking about moving the whole taskbar to the left (or right) of the screen similar to how Ubuntu looks for example. You used to be able to move the taskbar to any edge of the screen but that functionality was removed in Windows 11.