Can't move toobars in IE 9 with Toolbars Unlocked

Question

According to the IE 9 help files, I should be able to move and resize the various IE 9 toolbars by clicking and draging on the "command bar separator" but this does not seem to work.

Answer 1

Two years later and IE 10 its successor still doesn't work. I was brought to this thread with the Bing search of "unlocking toolbars on IE 10 is a joke because you can't resize them". I have a Trend Micro ONE SINGLE BUTTON on a TOOLBAR.....let
me repeat ONE SINGLE SOLITARY BUTTON on a TOOLBAR that some programmer decided from Trend Micro for their Trend Micro Browser Guard product couldn't be resized or have the button added to another toolbar like the command bar. At least LastPass allows for that
albeit it is not LastPass' default option also originally getting a single button on a single toolbar. One could end up with a lot of single buttons on a lot of toolbars and if you try to hide them the only option then presented to you
is they are going to be "disabled". IE 10 when you unlock the toolbars is a joke for you can't move the toolbars around to resize them or put them all on one row like the early days of IE. IE is pretty sleek, but I find myself using Google
Chrome now about 90% of the time. Don't care for the Google "apps", but do love a few of their extensions and I can slide those little buttons anywhere I want. I can also theme the browser. Come on Microsoft don't get like the politicians and
Carl Sunstein and that lunatic radical bunch who think we are sheep who, as Sunstein once commented, we can just "nudge" them in the way we want to go. We are not sheep and we won't be nudged by the politicians, who like to create a crisis
then propose the solution, and now apparently by the programmers with the same arrogant attitude, i.e. you'll take what we decide to give you, or at least they are giving the appearance of such from this perspective. Many of us didn't care
for the last Gnome desktop 3 that came out for Linux and walked away. Many of us didn't care for the Unity desktop that Canonical Ltd. implemented in  Ubuntu 12.04 and walked away. We're not sheep and when you least expect it,
those sheep will spend THEIR dollars on consumers goods that do what THEY want them to do and not what your programmers want them to do. Google and Apple both are eating into your markets and when it comes to phones and tablets they are the markets and you
are the "man" outside looking in so quit thinking and behaving like a bureaucratic behemoth and remember the customer again for the first time if I can plagiarize a line from a Kellogg's commercial. Get rid of the programmers arrogance
or at least the perception that it is exists and go back to designing for what the customer wants and now what you want to give them. That my two cents. So peeved about not being able to (well "so peeved" keeping this all in perspective lol)
put that one little button and resize all the toolbars, after "unlocking" the toolbars which is a joke, I'm closing out IE 10 and going to play with my Google Chrome until it makes me mad. LOL Then I'll try out Opera, FireFox or
some other new browser which I have never tried. Who knows there may be a new browser leader lurking right out there on the horizon.