It’s a feature I prefer. Anything I leave open all the time but only click rarely (like messaging apps) I prefer in the tray. This separates “apps I’m actively using” in the main area of the taskbar and “apps that are technically open but I’m not really using”
It’s also worth nothing there’s an option to disable hiding everything in the popout menu thing, a setting i usually change. Saves a click and that space is otherwise unused in the taskbar anyway
It’s also worth nothing there’s an option to disable hiding everything in the popout menu thing, a setting i usually change. Saves a click and that space is otherwise unused in the taskbar anyway