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Windows 10. Arranging windows from the task bar (show windows stacked / show windows side by side) acts as though there's an invisible extra window, causing an empty space. How do I fix this?
>Well if you go to your Snap Windows settings...
All that shit is OFF. I hate the Snap feature. I just want the old-school taskbar method to work properly.
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Anonymous
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Is this one of those threads in which someone complains of a problem in the OP and then later someone shills for their program

I've seen a lot of those with Framework laptops.
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Anonymous
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11 doesnt do that.
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Anonymous
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>>109672736
I hope fucking not, I want fix whatever this problem is on its own.
>>109672820
10 isn't supposed to either, dumbass.
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Anonymous
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>>109672889
and whats your point? go update your fucking OS where the issue has been fixed.
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