Windows 10: How do I separate tabs in the Taskbar

I want to separately move the tabs (of the same application) in the taskbar.

I have 2 Skype Windows open. If I want to move either of them to another position inside the taskbar, both are moved, as if they are glued together.

Can I do some changes like edit the group policy to achieve it?

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How do I separate tabs in the Taskbar

you can use an app to achieve it. You can find 7+ Taskbar Tweaker at the below link
http://rammichael.com/7-taskbar-tweaker

by utilising its "Taskbar Inspector" feature

1. install 7+ Taskbar Tweaker (portable installation is also possible)
   
2. move the tabs to a separate window
   
3. open taskbar inspector
   
4. select the window with your preferred tabs, right click & "Change Application ID" to "random group"
   

that's it
you can now move the 2 chrome/firefox windows seperately on the taskbar

Screenshot:

 

How do I separate tabs in the Taskbar

This is not a built-in feature of Windows. Typically, browsers implement their own Tab handling.

In Firefox, you can

• right click a tab
  
• select "Move to own window"
  

which will result in two separate windows that can be moved independently.

This is e.g. not available in Internet Explorer. There you have to

• select and hold the tab
  
• drag it outside of Internet Explorer
  

or

• select File/New window (Ctrl+N)
  
• type the URL again
  

Perhaps you also want to make sure you set the taskbar properties to "never combine":





However, you cannot move e.g. a Notepad++ tab between two command prompts. It'll always move it behind the two:

 

How do I separate tabs in the Taskbar

I want to separately move the tabs (of the same application) in the taskbar.

I have 2 Chrome Windows open. If I want to move either of them to another position inside the taskbar, both are moved, as if they are glued together.

How do I move them separately?