Gone are the days when we used to get major overhauls with new Android OS updates. I have been using Android ever since it launched with the HTC Dream. In its present state, Android OS has matured, and only minor adjustments and features are introduced every year. One thing has remained constant: you get a home screen, a dock at the bottom, and an app drawer. This setup works, but it isn’t exactly built for rapid-fire productivity. For someone like me, who loves Android customization to squeeze every ounce of efficiency out of my phone, I have tried countless setups and apps. I even tried enabling the Android tablet taskbar trick using Developer Options, but that wasn’t what I was looking for. Luckily, I came across an app that literally brings a Windows-style taskbar to Android, and it changed the way I use my phone. Related A custom launcher gave my Android tablet the desktop feel it was missing Turning any Android tablet into a Windows 11 clone. Why your phone needs a desktop taskbar …