So far, according to my few usings of Windows 11, there's a significant number of pretty basic UI ergonomy stuff where you get the feeling that someone at Microsoft look at how they are in Windows 10, and said: "Nah, it's too simple and obvious, let's make it more complicated."
Like, another one I discovered this morning, default applications. On Windows 10, you got a simple, clear, user friendly screen in the settings where you choose your default browser, mail client, music player...
On Windows 11, someone felt it's a clever idea to remove that screen, and replace it by what on Windows 10 are the more advanced options to fine tune which soft opens which type of file.😫
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