Noel All wrote:

Leaving aside that it was apparently at user requests, I agree that
having it as an option might be nice.

Microsoft seems to have the tendency to, when they change a feature, to make
the change, users be damned. It's either all one or the other. I think
that, when they change a feature, they they should also allow it to be
configured as it once was so that those who liked it the way it was can be
as happy as those who wanted the change. The way it is now, Microsoft tends
to keep some portion of their user population ****ed off.
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Brian Tillman