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7/11/2025, 11:56:43 AM
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NTA but I think the entire taskbar/start menu is obsolete and people that desperately clinging to this design are doing themself a disservice.
If you know you want to launch program called XXX, let's say "Steam", why would you click on the start menu and then scroll with your mouse on a alphabetically sorted list looking for "Steam" to click ? I press Flag+d for a quick launch window. This list is sorted by most often used programs, so what I use most often is already on top of the list. It is also a fuzzy searcher, meaning if I type for example "ea" it's gonna highlight stEAm.
So in 99% of cases I press alt+d and a single or two letters to select the program I want. Everyone complains about the Windows 10/11 search bar being shit and using bing instead of looking for programs on your computer, so we all know this is more preferable than scrolling with a mouse and looking for an item manually on a list... Just do it the right way and switch to that flow completely.
NTA but I think the entire taskbar/start menu is obsolete and people that desperately clinging to this design are doing themself a disservice.
If you know you want to launch program called XXX, let's say "Steam", why would you click on the start menu and then scroll with your mouse on a alphabetically sorted list looking for "Steam" to click ? I press Flag+d for a quick launch window. This list is sorted by most often used programs, so what I use most often is already on top of the list. It is also a fuzzy searcher, meaning if I type for example "ea" it's gonna highlight stEAm.
So in 99% of cases I press alt+d and a single or two letters to select the program I want. Everyone complains about the Windows 10/11 search bar being shit and using bing instead of looking for programs on your computer, so we all know this is more preferable than scrolling with a mouse and looking for an item manually on a list... Just do it the right way and switch to that flow completely.
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