_ This is a DYNAMIC WAY OF WORKING, and Microsoft has stripped users of this ability on Windows, when compared to real life.Īnd of course, I’m still using DeskPins, thank you very much Elias Fotinis, good health during this COVID-19 pandemic.Ī Windows user since MS DOS and Windows 3.1, 1993.

a homework book or a payroll (located below) Imagine, in real life, we look at two things at once: => So, if anyone knows how to move the button to the left, please help.Īnd why so far, Microsoft Windows has not provided this TINY feature. + the pin button cannot be moved away from the minimized window button (it is overlapping now on Windows 10 on Windows XP and older, the pin button placement is appropriate) In properties I have the bar autohide checked and the keep bar ontop of windows checked also.

+ run on Windows 10 (as a normal user or if as an administrator user maybe better on all kinds of windows) taskbar will not stay on top of windows I have Vista 32bit and for some reason the taskbar seems to after a while decide to not keep the taskbar on top of other windows. + run on all windows (calculator, notepad, …) + easily distinguished pin button RED color (this color CHANGEABLE) (I specifically vote this pros is 5/5 stars) I have yet to find a program that responds to that feature, which can be run quickly and neatly.Įxcept DeskPins ( from Elias Fotinis, a freeware, opensource, ) : For only a tiny feature on Windows: “ALWAYS ON TOP”,

Taskbar staying on top