Show or Hide Tags Next to Applications in Taskbar on Windows

Show or Hide Tags Next to Applications in Taskbar on Windows

The Windows 10 taskbar shows frequently used apps and what’s in use. The taskbar allows you to find, view, open, and switch between your apps. Depending on the size of your screen, you can have the labels next to the applications show in the taskbar if you want. And no matter how many windows are open, it never merges. The buttons become smaller as more apps and windows open. This setting is off by default. If you want, you can turn this setting on or off in Windows settings or with the script we encode. Here are the steps on how to do it.

How to Show or hide tags next to applications in Taskbar on Windows

Method 1: Via Windows Settings:

1- Click the Start menu. Then click on personalization.
Change the Merge taskbar buttons setting to “Never”.

Show or Hide Tags Next to Applications in Taskbar on Windows

Method 2: Via vbe script

1- Click the download button at the bottom of the article. Download the texts_beside_ icons.rar file to your computer

2- Right-click on the Texts_beside_ icons.rar file. And extract it ( password : ceofix)

3- Double click the texts_beside_ icons.vbe file. A window will open indicating that the change has been made. Click on the OK button in the window “Texts will shown beside icons in Taskbar”.

Show or Hide Tags Next to Applications in Taskbar on Windows

If you want to change the taskbar to default, double-click the Texts_beside_ icons.vbe file again.

▼Download▼ Password:ceofix

Yeah. That’s all.

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Published on: Jun 5, 2020 – last edited: 24-08-2022





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