Windows 11 still has a lot of work ahead, especially regarding aesthetics and flexibility. But beyond the slow responses, the truth is that with the help of different tools it is possible to change the appearance of Windows 11, and challenge (even a little) Redmond's limited vision. One of those tools is TweakNow WinSecret, with five categories and various options to modify the operating system, simply and reversibly.
Unless we are gamers with the latest generation of hardware on our desktops, the truth is that there are no reasons to adopt Windows 11. In fact, a good part of its installations are the product of licenses included in new equipment, and with more than six months on the market, users still demand basic functions that disappeared without any reason.
Among those requested functions is the possibility of changing the appearance of Windows 11 with a greater level of depth. Obviously, Microsoft resists those modifications, but there are some apps out there that do an excellent job enabling options. With that in mind we arrive at the doors of WinSecret, which just finished its beta phase.
WinSecret: App to change the appearance of Windows 11
WinSecret's interface is divided into five tabs: Taskbar, Desktop, Privacy, Appearance and Others. Within Taskbar you will find everything related to the taskbar, including the size change (remember that the Small option has a bug), its alignment, visibility of widgets and icons (this is very useful to hide the chat and search icons), upper or lower position, and transparency.
Desktop helps us reactivate classic icons and alter the space between them. Privacy blocks the personalized ads function in certain applications, Appearance enables greater flexibility for light and dark themes, color accents, and size for title bars. Finally, Others has shortcuts to disable Snap Assist, replace the context menu with its classic edition, reduce menu delay, and change the new toolbar style in the explorer with the one we know from Windows 10.
Logically, it is possible that in future editions some of these tweaks stop working, but if you really want to change the appearance of Windows 11 today, WinSecret is a solid option.
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