The Start Menu is one of the characteristic elements of the Windows operating system that has undergone significant changes in recent years. Although Windows 11 has returned somewhat to a previous version, using this menu is still challenging. Many people share the same problem, including the leader of the Windows & Web Experiences team at Microsoft, Mikhail Parakhin.
Parakhin was tagged on the X platform (Twitter) by someone who pointed out the difficulty of scrolling through all the applications in the Start Menu without the need for additional clicks on “all apps.” Parakhin responded that he is also annoyed by this and is pushing the development team to restore the full functionality of this element.
However, we cannot expect major changes to the Start Menu in the near future. Upcoming updates, including Moment 5, will not bring any changes in this regard. However, there are reports suggesting that a major “Windows” update may appear by the end of 2024, which could be a new version of Windows 11 or even Windows 12. This update could bring changes, especially in terms of simplicity and intuitiveness, which are priorities for the new version.
It is worth noting that Parakhin’s concerns about the Start Menu were publicly reported, suggesting that Microsoft is open to user feedback and wants to create better solutions for its customers.
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