Article 61N1N Windows 11’s new taskbar overflow is perfect for people who keep all their apps open

Windows 11’s new taskbar overflow is perfect for people who keep all their apps open

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Tom Warren
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Microsoft is bringing a new taskbar overflow feature to Windows 11, designed to make it easier to find your open apps once you run out of taskbar space. It's perfect for power users or people who love to keep all of their apps open all the time. The new taskbar overflow is a three-dot menu that appears once you've run out of taskbar space, and neatly hides all the apps that can't fit on the taskbar all at the same time.

Currently, if you open too many apps in Windows 11 and Windows 10, then the taskbar creates an overflow area that only shows the most recent app that has been used or open. This means that if you're an app connoisseur, it can get difficult to navigate between lots of programs on smaller laptop screens (especially if you...

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