One thing you can't do with the Windows 10 taskbar is to move the taskbar position arbitrarily (at least it's impossible to move the taskbar to the center of the screen). If you want a central app center similar to macOS, you need a third-party taskbar customization tool, like TaskbarX. TaskbarX is an open source taskbar customization tool that allows you to control your taskbar icons. With TaskbarX installed, you can move the icons on the taskbar to the center point of the screen.

The tool also includes some useful extras, such as transparent, translucent, or acrylic taskbar styles, animations for apps and icons, as well as an option to hide Start menu icons. For this tutorial, we'll use the Portable Zip option, which includes all the necessary files in a single archive. If you prefer using the Microsoft Store, you can buy TaskbarX for $ 1.09 (easier installation, automatic updates are done). Additionally, TaskbarX is available as a Rainmeter skin. First, go to the TaskbarX homepage here and download the latest version. Right click on the downloaded file and unzip the archive. The icons on the taskbar magically move to the middle of the taskbar automatically! How to configure TaskbarX Open the TaskbarX folder and run the exe file. In the same TaskbarX folder, you'll see another tool, TaskbarX Configurator. Configurator is a configuration tool for TaskbarX.

It includes easy to use options for all types of TaskbarX. Menu Style controls the level of transparency or color of the taskbar. Choose an option, then select Apply at the bottom right. You can use the sliders to color the taskbar. Alternatively, click the color picker icon to choose a color from anywhere on the screen.

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