While promising to evolve Windows experience to the next level with Windows 11, Microsoft also removed or depreciated many Windows 10 features. One of the most criticized area of the Windows 11 experience or lack of that is related to the new Taskbar. Microsoft took many Windows 10 Taskbar features away in Windows 11 and users didn’t shy away from weighing in by providing feedback to Microsoft.

One of the Taskbar features that Microsoft did away in Windows 11 was “Dragging & Dropping of files on apps icons in Taskbar to open them in the app”.

It was possible in Windows 10 to drag and drop a file on apps icons in Taskbar to open them in the app. Windows 11 has removed this feature but users want this feature back and it is again one of the most requested feature to be added back to Windows 11.

Now, it seems that Microsoft is planning to bring this feature back. The undocked Taskbar already supports dragging and dropping of file to open them in an app.

Check the short video below to see this in action. So, it seems Microsoft will bring this feature back in a future build, though the October release of Windows 11 will probably miss this.

The Windows 11 does pack lots of design and usability improvements over Windows 10. But it is not without its flaws and there are many missing Windows 10 features that users have already voiced about. Check this article to read about all missing and officially removed major features in Windows 11.

Windows 11 new features/changes:

For those interested, Windows 11 update release will be known as Windows 11 October 2021 update or Windows 10 version 21H2 and is targeted at a October 5, 2021 release. Windows 11 brings lots of UI/UX changes, new features, performance and usability improvements over Windows 10.

You can read all the new features and changes that Windows 11 brings over Windows 10 in our massive collated changelog.

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