You can even choose between different "textures" for the Taskbar, such as wood or fabric. Then there's granular control over asthetics such as how transparent the Taskbar is, plus the ability to change its color to anything you like. You can change the Start icon to anything you like, and Stardock has an entire marketplace of icons you can choose from, or you can pick your own. Jumping into the customizability aspect, Start11 allows you to customize the Taskbar in new and unique ways too. It also brings back the ability to right-click the Taskbar to access the Task Manager and cascading windows options, two power user features that I'm sure many will be happy to hear has returned. I did find that the large taskbar size was a little buggy, though I think that's more on Windows' part than Stardock. It also brings back size options, once again allowing you to switch between small, medium, and large Taskbar sizes. Start11 also taps into the new Windows 11 Taskbar to bring back some Windows 10 functionality, including the ability to move the Taskbar back to the top of the display if that's something you prefer.
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