I think it looks better with the centered taskbar, because the left-aligned style creates a gap between the taskbar and the system tray, which looks odd. If you are not a fan of the centered icons, you can use it with a left-aligned taskbar by enabling the option in Windows 11's Personalization > Taskbar screen. The tool displays the taskbar on multiple monitors, and supports the system tray and the clock as well. The edges of the dock are rounded, but has a jagged effect due to the lack of anti-aliasing in Windows 11. The system tray and clock are detached from the taskbar and appears like a secondary dock. But when you open a minimized window, or switch to the desktop, the tool will shrink the taskbar to a dock, with the wallpaper overflowing the edges. You may not notice a difference if you have a window that is maximized, i.e., the taskbar will look normal. TaskbarXI is portable, download it from the project's GitHub page, run the executable, and it is ready to use. That said, even at this stage, it does offer some nice features. The project's page mentions that a GUI is in the works, as are the options to change the taskbar background style and color. Open the TaskbarX application file (.exe file).The C++ program aims to be the successor to TaskbarX (formerly FalconX), from the same developer, but TaskbarXI is still in an early development phase.
The extracted files should open automatically. Once downloaded (if you use the free version), right-click the file and choose “Extract All.” If you’re using the Microsoft Store version, it’ll install automatically. Start by downloading the latest portable version (Click on the latest version, followed by the zip file link.) If you prefer the Microsoft Store version, it’ll cost $1.09. It’s important to note that this is just for customizing the taskbar and isn’t a fully fledged app dock. You can also customize the color, positioning of icons, and animations. The tool’s made to center your taskbar icons. It’s also open source, so if you’d like to tinker with the code yourself, you can. When you’re done using it, simply close it and you’re done. It’s a portable app, which means it won’t change any registry settings. However, the developer states that it may work with Windows 8 but hasn’t been tested. It’s only designed for Windows 10, but versions 1709 and lower may not work with all features. TaskbarX is a free tool for customizing your Windows 10 taskbar.
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