Xao_Fan-Tzilin

Please, then do not allow comments like this to be posted here (according to forum rules, political and religious discussions cannot be started): To D.Draker: The time will come, and one day you will all be ashamed of your behavior! I am not responding to your comment with reasons and facts only because the forum rules prohibit political sentiments (although this did not stop you from writing your comment thoroughly saturated with politics and hatred)..

Personally, the standard taskbar lacks height adjustment (the height of only one line categorically does not suit me). And I have already come to terms with the current Start (although I would be happy with the Start of the Win 10 sample).

In order not to cross spears with the new Microsoft policy, it may be worth abstracting from the idea of following the taskbar, and creating a separate application that simulates the taskbar (with the ability to attach folder icons and program launch icons there).. And define a place for the regular taskbar on the opposite side of the desktop and select auto-hide mode. Then the wolves will be fed and the sheep will be safe. Is it really possible to do this?