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Windows 12 dev employee: what if ... what if... We break the taskbar into bits.
Wait wait wait.... I think we can uh... maybe just maybe not add bloat... Turns around to see the employer.... Gulp
Turns back to screen... Adding bloat is always the answer... Right boss?
I am waiting for an taskbar, entirely replaced by bing chat. You will never find anything with seconds of the delay, besides internet websites and is horrible to use with bad internet. Offline mode will also not be available anymore, because Microsoft needs funktion critical telemetry