Microsoft stifles third-party interface customization apps in Windows 11
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Re: Microsoft stifles third-party interface customization apps in Windows 11
#2That was a painful bowl of ignorance to read.
> especially when the 'offending' app apparently doesn't create security or stability issues, always leaves a bad aftertaste
The authors _assumption_.
> Microsoft may also resort to a more aggressive block in future releases.
Scare quotes.
> The software giant could have addressed these issues (some if not all) by providing options to switch to a Windows 10-style interface
Perhaps Microsoft should hire the author to do this. It's Just That Easy!
Re: Microsoft stifles third-party interface customization apps in Windows 11
#3That was a painful bowl of ignorance to read. > especially when the 'offending' app apparently doesn't create security or stability issues, always leaves a bad aftertaste The authors _assumption_. > Microsoft may also resort to a more aggressive block in future releases. Scare quotes. > The software giant could have addressed these issues (some if not all) by providing options to switch to a Windows 10-style interfac…
Cool it with the vitriol, please.
Re: Microsoft stifles third-party interface customization apps in Windows 11
#4That was a painful bowl of ignorance to read. > especially when the 'offending' app apparently doesn't create security or stability issues, always leaves a bad aftertaste The authors _assumption_. > Microsoft may also resort to a more aggressive block in future releases. Scare quotes. > The software giant could have addressed these issues (some if not all) by providing options to switch to a Windows 10-style interfac…
Cool it with the vitriol, please.
This is not the appropriate way to flag a comment you disagree with.