How to move windows through the bottom bar in the 6.0 version

[Şerban S.]

[...]I'm brazilian, my english is still poor.

Your English is good enough to express what you need. We all learn, that's why we are here!
I'm Romanian, so English is my secondary language too!

What I was trying to find help for is, I'm not finding a way to reorder the windows that I have opened in my bottom tab. If I open a terminal window and a chrome window, it will be | Linux Lite Terminal | | Chrome |, and I can't move chrome to be the first window at my bottom tab. I used 5.8 over this semester and I could do it xD.

I'm using Linux (various distros...) since Red Hat 4.2 and some Slackware old version. That is, since 1997.
I never found a way to do what you want. And frankly, why is it so important?
If you want specifically this order, start the Applications in the exact order you want them to be shown in the Taskbar: Chrome, then Terminal, etc. It's as simple as that!
This is what I do everyday so it never crossed my mind to reorder them, otherwise than starting them in a specific sequence.
Chrome, on the other hand, seems to place its button randomly. I never understood why.
Usually, the buttons are ordered alphapetically: C - Chrome, 1st; D - DoubleCommander, 2nd; L - LibreOffice, 3rd; P - Pluma, 4th, etc.
Theoretically, If you open Terminal (T), then Chrome ©, Chrome should place itself leftmost. Except the case you tinkered with the Taskbar default settings.

If so, do this:

• Close all Apps
  
• [b]Right-Click on the Taskbar
  
• [b]Choose "Panel" - Panel Preferences
  

This allows you to do various settings, including what exactly you want to be shown in the Taskbar (Items) and how they are shown. You can also add other panels (Quick-Launch, if you like this).

Hope you will be able to tweak it as you like!

Best regards!