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truus22
Brass Contributor
Jul 17, 2021

The new toolbar in Windows 11

I notice that in Windows 11 it is no longer possible (yet) to create a sub toolbar in the toolbar for easy access to "This Computer, address, links, desktop, etc. " I'm going to miss that, because I...
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Richard60
Brass Contributor
Oct 29, 2021

Microsoft - it is really really poor practice to remove functionality that people use daily and have come to rely on.

It takes a long time to configure environments so they work for one and it would be nice to see a little more respect for your user base.



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rokweiller
Copper Contributor
Oct 30, 2021

Richard60 

 

I have been a Windows user since version 3.1.  It has been a long practice for Microsoft (Apple does it, too) to make usage decisions for us.  I am a power user.  Most of my Windows friends have never even used File Manager.  So, Microsoft makes these changes to cater to the low-end "normal" user instead of the rest of us.  It is absolutely a necessity to NOT remove the functionality that more powerful users rely on.  Move these features around, but don't get rid of them.

I did leave out one step on my workaround:

 

Set it to a "Single Click" launch method.

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