You could drag a gadget to the Desktop, to make it expand itself and show extra options. The Sidebar was a line at the right edge of the screen where gadgets where stacked one above another in form of a column. In that version of Windows, gadgets were linked to a special area called "Sidebar". If you are not familiar with Desktop Gadgets, this fancy feature was first introduced in Windows Vista. So, starting in Windows 8, the operating system no longer includes them. The Redmond software giant is now considering Live Tiles in Windows 10 and 8, and "Widgets" in Windows 11 as a robust, secure replacements for the legacy gadgets feature. Back in Windows 8 days, Microsoft was shipping desktop gadgets along with Windows 8 Developer Preview.
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