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How to enable 'Never Combine taskbar buttons'. Windows 11 ?
Hi @all I did not find this function 'Never Combine taskbar buttons'. How can this function be found and enabled in windows 11? I can't work with multi-tab on windows 11. Thank you!
106K+ views of people interested in fixing the Windows 11 taskbar grouping.
This is a pretty significant UX and productivity killer. You may not be an Apple iOS Podcasts user, but many people didn't like what they did to it past iOS 10.3.3. Many people complained. That did not stop them from keeping it FUBARed to this day and it to this day a screwed up UX but also has become a dysfunctional app. Many people used the feedback tool for Apple for them to fix it or restore simple and very useful functionality. Some 5 years later, it's still FUBARed. I guess for some, if it's working well, they feel they'll look bad.
Many people life and work in front of their computer, many can't go outside and are disabled. Many people make their living with a computer. It's what they use to program, draft, design, and provide support with. On their Windows computer. They see the world and interact with the world through their computer. Anything like this that detracts and reduces productivity is a pretty major thing. This isn't Calculator or Paint, it's the main Windows UX that people interact with.
Aren't we all glad our trillion-dollar companies FUBAR things up unnecessarily, don't listen to us when we ask nicely for them to make a simple adjustment, fix something they screwed up and we pay for?
This is a pretty significant UX and productivity killer. You may not be an Apple iOS Podcasts user, but many people didn't like what they did to it past iOS 10.3.3. Many people complained. That did not stop them from keeping it FUBARed to this day and it to this day a screwed up UX but also has become a dysfunctional app. Many people used the feedback tool for Apple for them to fix it or restore simple and very useful functionality. Some 5 years later, it's still FUBARed. I guess for some, if it's working well, they feel they'll look bad.
Many people life and work in front of their computer, many can't go outside and are disabled. Many people make their living with a computer. It's what they use to program, draft, design, and provide support with. On their Windows computer. They see the world and interact with the world through their computer. Anything like this that detracts and reduces productivity is a pretty major thing. This isn't Calculator or Paint, it's the main Windows UX that people interact with.
Aren't we all glad our trillion-dollar companies FUBAR things up unnecessarily, don't listen to us when we ask nicely for them to make a simple adjustment, fix something they screwed up and we pay for?
Agreed. This is absolutely bonkers. Why even remove? That's an intentional decision to hobble your own OS. What are you gaining, Microsoft??
