Trick to rearrange stacking windows on Windows Taskbar

There are many features that come with Windows 10 but sometimes they are not available. This is also an opportunity for third-party applications to throne. In this article, we will show you how to easily rearrange the stacked windows in the Taskbar.

Use tool 7+ Taskbar Tweaker

7+ Taskbar Tweaker is a compact, handy and full-featured program that is lacking in Windows, including the rearrangement function that I mentioned above.

Download 7+ Taskbar Tweaker.

After installing 7+ Taskbar Tweaker, in Taskbar items> Thumbnails , make sure you have selected Drag to reorder box .

Once you're done, you can hover over the stacked windows in Taskbar to drag the thumbnails to all the windows in that stack. Just click and drag the thumbnail to the location where you want them to appear.

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This is extremely useful for applications like Chrome, where you often open multiple windows, but Windows has no choice but to stack them up. If you do not want to install the program, you can use the Chrome extension - Merge Windows.

After installing this extension, you just need to click the Merge Windows button and all your tabs will be merged into one window. You can then drag and drop tabs into a new window in the order you want. You can do it without this extension, but it will take time.

What tricks do you use to arrange Chrome windows in the taskbar? Let us know by commenting below!

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