The closest SuperUser question I can find is this one, but the solutions there didn't work for me. I can't think of any application I may have installed that would change this behavior. I found that the ability to toggle "Always on Top" was removed in Windows 7 and the behavior should be that the taskbar is always on top, but that is not the behavior I'm getting. In my googling, I've only found instances of people trying to go the other way (they want to disable Always on Top), or people talking about the taskbar being on top of full screen applications such has video games or movies. If I maximize a window, it does size correctly - the bottom of the maximized window touches the top of the taskbar.All applications are showing up on top of the taskbar, not just a specific application, such as Microsoft Word.RoundedTB lives in the system tray, just right-click its icon to access all the settings.
BASIC OPTIONS The simplest way to use RoundedTB is by simply entering a margin and corner radius. It's one of the best apps to customize the look of Windows 11, and it just got a bit better with a recent update. With RoundedTB, you can customise the shape and appearance of Windows' taskbar, without modifying any system files or making any permanent system changes. As you can seen in the cropped screenshot below, the non-maximized windows are on top of the taskbar. RoundedTB allows you to customize the Taskbar on Windows 11 and Windows 10. My taskbar does not stay on top of applications, even when they are not full screen.
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