Microsoft has announced that it will bring back taskbar customization options in Windows 11, allowing users to move the taskbar to various screen positions, a feature reminiscent of Windows 10. This update was revealed in a blog post dated March 20, and a video demonstration showed the potential functionality. Users can expect to right-click the taskbar to select their preferred position. Additionally, Microsoft is working on making the taskbar smaller and improving widget control and personalization for the Discover feed. The company is also addressing longstanding issues with File Explorer, which has been a significant concern for users. While the timeline for the official rollout of these features remains unclear, Microsoft aims to enhance user experience by reducing bloatware and adding useful functionalities.