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Explained: Why you can't move Windows 11 taskbar like Windows 10, according to Microsoft
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this post was submitted on 19 Dec 2025
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Translation: Nobody really knows (or wants to take the blame), we probably just forgot to put on the feature list. Anyway, I'll just use the usual vague weasel-words that don't really mean anything.
"Window's is built on many layers of shit and we dont know what will or won't break things.
Also co pilot was really expensive"
Also, please use copilot... please
Just one more ai tool bro just one more.
Please bro its so good you gotta use them all to make it worth it.
This is written as if a taskbar were a complex piece of software. It has to display a window list, a start button, a few shortcuts and a tray, right?
Nothing is trivial, but they are a company that can buy some nation-states with their citizens as slaves. Surely they can buy that much labor.
Google for stories about how it is configured or built. The old taskbar was endlessly complex.
Which would mean it should have been rewritten long before. =\