The Windows Start button was the first launcher to reach most people: with just one click you had access to all your applications and most of the necessary settings on a daily basis, and the button so dear to users, that Microsoft had to bring it from back in Windows 10. For now you can have the start button on your Android, just install an app.
A little bit of Windows on your Android. / ANDROIDPIT
There are two possible versions: the app available on the Play Store adds a floating button to your screen, which can be dragged to any position you choose, and when touched opens the Start Menu.
App: A floating blue button that resembles the Windows logo. / ANDROIDPITThe Xposed module already adds the start button to the navigation bar (only available for devices with capacitive buttons), unlike the app, in which case the "button" is the same as the launcher. The operation is the same, the only difference is the position of the "button".
Xposed: the shortcut added navigation bar./ ANDROIDPITYou can create application folders, settings, contacts, etc. as well as in the Windows Start menu. In addition, the settings on the right of the panel can also be modified. The green rob in the lower right corner will close all running applications. The solution is very practical and keeps the screen clean, but I don't know if I can adapt to prolonged use of Taskbar.
More information about Taskbar development is on the XDA forum, by member leducbao.
To download the app, follow the link below; for Xposed, this link.
Taskbar
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. (tagsToTranslate) Windows (t) Start (t) Start (t) Android (t) button. (t) XDA (t) Taskbar
