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7 ways to customize the Windows taskbar for maximum productivity
The Windows 11 taskbar may seem basic, but there's a lot you can change about it. Here are a few ways you can boost your productivity.
The taskbar is one of the cornerstones of the Windows UI, and has been for decades, with relatively small changes made throughout the years. Some changes can be for the better, and some are for the worse, but ultimately, the taskbar isn't perfect, and if you want to make the most of your Windows 11 PC, you might need to make some changes to it.
