DisplayFusion
7.9#1 in window management software$34 one-timeFree planAndroidiOSAPIWindows
VisitDisplayFusion vs TaskbarX
What both publish
| Fact | DisplayFusion | TaskbarX |
|---|---|---|
| Licence | DisplayFusion is proprietary software licensed under an EULA; the software is licensed rather than sold and reverse engineering is restricted. | TaskbarX is released under the MIT licence. |
| Purpose | DisplayFusion provides controls and customization for multi-monitor setups. | TaskbarX centers Windows taskbar icons with customizable animations and taskbar styling. |
| Security | The privacy policy says data transferred between users and the company's servers is encrypted over HTTPS, backups are encrypted, and passwords are salted and hashed. | The site recommends downloading only from its linked GitHub releases or Microsoft Store and says repackaged mirror copies may include adware. |
| System requirements | Current releases require Windows 10 version 1607 or later or Windows 11; Windows Server 2016, 2019 or 2022 are also supported, with .NET 10 and WebView2 installed as needed. | Softorage reports that system requirements are not available on its listing. |
DisplayFusion plans
- FreeFree
- DisplayFusion FreeFree
- Pro Standard$34, paid once
- DisplayFusion Pro Standard$34, paid once
- DisplayFusion Pro on Steam$39.99, paid once
- DisplayFusion Pro Personal$49, paid once
TaskbarX plans
- Free portable buildFree
- TaskbarX portable buildFree
- Microsoft Store version$1.09, paid once
- TaskbarX Microsoft Store version—
Pick DisplayFusion if…
DisplayFusion suits Windows users who want per-monitor taskbars, window controls, and configurable monitor layouts. Its triggers and deployment options may also fit users automating desktop actions or managing corporate installations.
Pick TaskbarX if…
TaskbarX suits Windows users who want to customize icon placement, spacing, animations, and taskbar backgrounds. Its per-monitor settings may suit people using multiple monitors.