The taskbar has received a major overhaul with the discharge of Windows 11, as Microsoft has placed all icons at the center from the screen, so they're no longer aligned left.

The overhaul from the taskbar, however, is really a work-in-progress, with the software giant working on further polishing, like the drag and drop support, that further enhance the experience around the desktop.

But because it turns out, there's something really big coming to the taskbar in a future Windows 11 update. Or at least, that's what appears to be the case at first glance, so don't be too surprised if this sounds like only the Internet being, well, the Internet.

Someone on reddit claims the most recent preview build shipped included in the Dev channel within the Windows insider has a glitch that enables a rounded taskbar. It's easy to believe this can be a graphics bug in Windows, but based on the user, this isn't the very first time they're seeing the rounded taskbar as well as for some reason, it returned within the latest build.

There's always the possibility that the rounded taskbar isn't actually real because, as Neowin also noted, a credit card applicatoin called RoundedTB can convert the current taskbar into a rounded version with just several clicks. Therefore it could very well be only a rounded taskbar enabled with the app and Microsoft isn't necessarily focusing on anything on this front.

But simultaneously, it's a well known fact that Microsoft is experimenting with all sorts of ideas, therefore it wouldn't necessarily be considered a surprise to see the organization testing a rounded taskbar and then dropping it before it makes its way to users.

In either case, you'd better take this rounded taskbar having a healthy pinch of salt, but if you actually like the design, the aforementioned app is the only way to have it.