Microsoft is testing a feature that could allow users to shrink the size of taskbar icons in Windows 11, offering a potential solution for those who find the default size too large. While this option is currently hidden in a beta build, it suggests Microsoft is considering user feedback and exploring ways to customize the taskbar experience.
Windows 11 has a new hidden feature that allows users to force-close unresponsive apps directly from the taskbar. This eliminates the need to open Task Manager, making it much easier to deal with misbehaving programs. The feature, currently buried within the developer settings, is a welcome addition for all Windows users, and Microsoft may consider making it more readily accessible in the future.
If you’re looking to declutter your Windows desktop, hiding the taskbar is a great way to do it. Depending on which version of Windows you’re running, the process is slightly different, but it’s relatively simple either way. This guide will walk you through how to hide the taskbar in both Windows 11 and Windows 10.
