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Even though you can use any browser, their point is still valid: it’s not an offline app, and it’s not up to Microsoft to decide what’s the best for their users.
At least we have the freedom to uninstall that crap and move on, I guess.
I hate this shit so much in W11. Just installed it on a new PC and the fact that I can't disable taskbar stacking and people have been complaining about it for pretty much 2 years straight is infuriating.
HOW IS THIS STILL A THING IN 2023???
97% of users would like all their decisions made for them, it's what Apple has been proving since the 80's.
Taskbar stacking should be an option in one of the upcoming updates, I read it was in an insider channel.