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I just don't care. I don't use Edge and a "feature" that makes browsing harder is not on my wish list.

I don't want the recommendations in the start either... that is the space another 6 apps wasted.

No. I want to keep live tiles too, but Microsoft doesn't care what we want. They design for the lowest common

Why remove it first. Sounds like more effort than just keeping it.

Windows 11 has nice wallpapers and nice transparency, but that alone doesn't cut it. Rounded corners are unne

Why does everyone else have to put up with this crap because you want new icons and an already existing dark m

Don't be ridiculous. The trash can needs to be where the user wants it. I.e. where I put it. Microsoft should

Even if it is customizable, U shouldn't have to change anything. Windows should ask my preferences and stick t

It's hard to see why they don't just ask the user what they want instead of forcing changes that don't work.

Why? It's not a tablet. There is no benefit to moving it and relearning a 25 year habit. New isn't always bett

If only the entire experience could be turned off. I don't need rounded corners, colorless start menu icon bac

The first thing I notice is how the taskbar is treated like we're on a tablet. Desktop users are getting screw

The problem is that you can't watch youtube videos offline or edit your email offline. The best a PWA can do t

You can pin a website to your taskbar without PWAs, so what is the advantage?

Sure, that is a benefit for lazy developers, but it's not actually a benefit to the browser's end users.

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