It seems that Microsoft is inspired by Windows 10 to include some changes to the taskbar and start menu of Windows 11 itself.
The latest build in the beta channel for Windows 11 is interesting, because it has brought many new features for this operating system, and some related to the taskbar and the start menu.
However, Microsoft is improving the taskbar and start menu in Windows 11 with this build 22635.3785 that was released in the beta channel.
Specifically, they highlight the implementation of recent item lists for applications anchored to the start.
Another novelty is the Ability to drag a pinned file to the Start app and pin it to the taskbar.
The thing doesn’t stop there, now the redesigned “all applications” list supports folders, which can be expanded in a similar way to Windows 10’s tiled folders.
Another change is that those from Redmond They want to give you more control over what appears in the notification area.
Although you cannot undock the battery, volume and network indicators, what you will be able to do is hide the notification bell icon and thus show the abbreviated time and date on the clock on the tray.
In addition, they have also recently solved one of the errors most reported by the user community. It was a bug in the taskbar that caused all kinds of strange problems with it.
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Tags: Windows 11
