Windows 11 a substantial step forward from Windows 10 in terms of stylistic consistency, but right off the bat many users have expressed concerns about the taskbar. However, it looks like Microsoft is listening to the critics and testing a new version of the operating system that significantly improves the OS bottom bar, one of the most used elements of the interface.
Among the novelties that we could see with the next major updates we will again have the clock and the date on the secondary screens, and not only on the main one. To date, this possibility is only guaranteed with the use of tweaks and third-party applications, such as Eleven Clock, but Microsoft plans to reintroduce the feature natively as well. Novelty is certainly welcome, even if there is still a lot of room for improvement.
Windows 11, incoming (expected) news on taskbar
In fact, it is hoped that Microsoft will listen more to users, who are also asking for a more complete context menu than the one present today, or the possibility of dragging files onto the application via the icon in the system tray. , see more. customization possibilities. All the things that were already present in Windows 10but which are inexplicably missing on the most modern version of Microsoft’s operating system.
Microsoft is also considering change start menu, with the ability to set different view modes with more icons for your favorites or more recommended items. The menu will become more customizable, but even then, more and more users prefer third-party solutions that already offer more latitude.
The news appeared with the latest Windows 11 Insider build 22509, as well as adding some Control Panel options to the Settings app (such as some advanced sharing options like network discovery, file and printer sharing, and public folder sharing, which have moved to a new page). The new version also offers improvements on the pages of the Printers and scanners section and some parts of the control panel are directly linked to the Settings app.
The idea is that Microsoft is prepares to permanently remove the Control Panel in favor of the more modern Settings app (a choice that we believe will further increase skepticism on the part of many long-time users). Build 22509 has been released in the Dev Channel, so it’s likely that we’ll see the news in several months or even not before the major update that will be released in the second half of 2022.
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