Windows 11 will soon allow users to automatically hide the Taskbar
The new feature being developed by Microsoft promises to make the experience of using Windows 11 tablets more efficient.
Microsoft is working to improve the tablet experience on Windows 11, and a recent revelation shows that Microsoft plans to improve the way the taskbar or Taskbar is interacted with when this mode is enabled.
The account @thebookiscisc revealed on Twitter that Microsoft wants to give users an option called "Automatically hide the taskbar when using your device as a tablet", which roughly translates to "Automatically hide the taskbar when using the device". your device like a tablet".
Microsoft is working on bringing back some of the tablet-specific options like it did in Windows 8. But at this point no one knows for sure when this feature will appear and roll out to all users. But it seems the current feature is only in the early stages of development.
Microsoft is getting ready to release the first major update to Windows 11 this month.
This update will include a public preview of Android apps on Windows 11 giving users the opportunity to run Android apps right on their desktop. Up until this point, the feature is currently only available to Windows Insider users and only a limited number of apps are available.
In addition, Microsoft will bring some additional improvements to the taskbar.
Microsoft announced not too long ago: "Next month, we'll bring new experiences to Windows, including a public preview of how you use Android apps on Windows 11 through the Microsoft Store and our relationship with you. our partnership with Amazon and Intel, revamping the taskbar with call muting and unmute, easier window sharing and bringing weather to the taskbar, plus the introduction of two apps newly redesigned Notepad and Media Player".
At this point it's unclear when Microsoft will roll out this much-awaited update.
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