I believe that this occurs because these two programs have some sort of a custom window style, or maybe it just forces itself to run on top of everything (including the 1px area that activates the taskbar when you hover on it). I have replicated this issue with Wondershare Filmora and FL Studio (both maximized). I had this ongoing irritating issue with Windows 10 (I believe it already existed as early as Windows XP and devs didn't give a s***) that when I enable "Auto-hide Taskbar", where otherwise I expect it to appear every single time I hover my cursor to the bottom edge of the screen, it does not work with some third-party programs when maximized, although it's not the case when they are "windowed" (i.e.
I have tried using Windows 11 in a VM to test if its features are worth it.
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