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Visual Studio Taskbar

Does anyone know how to prevent the deployment of taskbars if you don't click on them? Sometimes I hang over one, and it takes a little to load upsetting my concentration.

Thanks!

EDIT: Now that I have had a few days to reflect on my question, I understand that the answer is to close it. Let me give you an example. When you are in Word and want to find a synonym for a word, you will open a thesaurus to find an alternative word. You press ALT + F7 and he picks it up. The thesaurus opens in the task pane, and when you are done, you press X to close it. You do not turn it off and do not sit on the side and do not get annoyed when you hover over it and it appears in the field of view, covers your content and interferes. At the same time, the same mental model refers to a visual studio. Do not open windows or panels that you do not need. Open them when you want to complete a task, close the taskbar, do not hide it.

Hurrah!

PS This does not mean that I feel it’s nice to create pop-ups when you are forever above them (I'm sure someone will discuss me about this). Nevertheless, I would like to choose the option when you need to open minimized windows.

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I keep it closed. I open it only when necessary. I do the same for tools and servers.

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Try to remember their shortcuts and keep them closed.

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