Windows 10: How to separate similar applications in the taskbar?

Discus and support How to separate similar applications in the taskbar? in Windows 10 Customization to solve the problem; The taskbar always attaches similar applications, placing them next to each other, and moving one always moves the other as well: [img] ⇓... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Customization' started by omega09, May 22, 2017.

  1. OMEGA09
    omega09 Win User

    How to separate similar applications in the taskbar?


    The taskbar always attaches similar applications, placing them next to each other, and moving one always moves the other as well:


    How to separate similar applications in the taskbar? [​IMG]

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    How to separate similar applications in the taskbar? [​IMG]

    Can I get rid of this behavior and make each application move by its own?

    Apologies if this was asked, I searched and couldn't find anything here.

    :)
     
    omega09, May 22, 2017
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  2. PELAP
    pelap Win User
    pelap, May 22, 2017
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  3. DREWHY
    drewhy Win User
    Any applications similar to Conversation, for threaded SMS messages?

    I was wondering if any of you knew any applications similar to Conversation by Nokia for threaded SMS messages.

    I'm looking for something that actually shows you the conversation altogether, similar to that of iPhone.
     
    drewhy, May 22, 2017
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  4. EDWIN
    Edwin New Member

    How to separate similar applications in the taskbar?

    Hi @omega09, welcome to tenforums! *Smile

    I don't think you can disable that behavior.
    The only thing I can suggest is maybe moving one of the instances to another 'virtual desktop'.


    How to separate similar applications in the taskbar? [​IMG]
     
    Edwin, May 22, 2017
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  5. OMEGA09
    omega09 Win User
    @Edwin, thanks for the reply. I'm already aware of multi-desktop and am using it, but in some of the desktops I have these "sister" applications joined.

    Is there a tool that can tweak this maybe?
     
    omega09, May 22, 2017
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  6. EDWIN
    Edwin New Member
    How to separate similar applications in the taskbar? [​IMG]
     
    Edwin, Apr 5, 2018
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