Well-known Twitter user @FireCubeStudios, who regularly posts various design visions for Windows, shared his take on the taskbar for Windows 11. In it, he combined the solutions of WIndows 10 and 11, but also added innovations.
In his taskbar, the Start menu is still located in the middle, but it is separated by virtual lines from pinned icons (left) and open applications (right). You can also see the pinned folder feature (the screenshot shows applications from Microsoft Office), and, surprisingly, the collapsed split-screen menu (on the right, where Edge takes up the entire left half and Teams and To-Do share the right).
Separately, it is worth noting the removal of important quick settings on the right. Below each of them is a visual identifier (as when copying) indicating the current values of a particular setting. Not without solutions from Windows 10 – for example, the weather widget on the left.
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