The Microsoft Edge sidebar can later be moved like a second taskbar on Windows OS

If we remember, starting with the Microsoft Edge Chromium version 104.0.1293.63 Microsoft started introducing the Sidebar feature for users, where this feature will work like Quick Access on a number of services recommended by Microsoft.

Regarding Sidebar, recently reported from Neowinit seems that in Microsoft Edge Canary 114.0.1791.0, users can set the Sidebar so that it does not merge with the browser and makes the Sidebar stick to the side of the Windows screen as shown below.

As you can see above, with the click of a button detach from edge will make Sidebar separate from Microsoft Edge and make Windows 11 as if it has a second Taskbar.

This capability itself does not appear to be present by default and is an optional feature for users, because apart from being able to remove the sidebar from Edge, users can close it and return the position to default by pressing the button. [x] available in the area below the sidebar.

This option is of course very suitable for those of you who like this feature, especially those of you with an ultra-wide monitor screen, but of course this feature doesn’t feel too influential if you are a user who always disables the Sidebar feature in Microsoft Edge Chromium.

So what do you think about this ability? comment below guys.