Microsoft says Windows 11’s taskbar won’t get drag-and-drop, by design

Windows 10 users can easily move their taskbar using drag-and-drop with the mouse. With Windows 11, it isn’t quite so ...

Microsoft explains why Windows 11 users cannot drag the taskbar to reposition it

Windows 10's (and prior) ability to reposition the Taskbar by dragging it with your mouse is not coming to Windows 11, ...
Windows Latest

Microsoft’s design boss fires back at Windows 11 critics over a missing Windows 10 feature, but admits its decisions aren’t perfect, “far from it”

Microsoft's Diego Baca says a Windows 11 taskbar lock "really isn't that simple" for drag-to-move, but insists that no one ...
Windows Latest

Windows 10 had it, but Microsoft says it’s never coming back to Windows 11 because you’d only mess up your taskbar by dragging it

Microsoft's Diego Baca says Windows 11's taskbar can't be dragged by design to stop accidental moves. He's right, but Windows ...
TechPowerUp

Dragging the Windows Taskbar To Move It Is Dead, and That's a Feature

Microsoft recently restored the ability for Windows users to move the Taskbar to any screen edge, nearly five years after ...
Ars Technica

Five years later, Windows 11 brings back much-missed taskbar options (and more)

Not being able to put the taskbar on the side in an era of wide-screen and ultra-widescreen monitors is honestly one of the most ridiculous things this company has ever done, and shows the total lack ...