When Microsoft adds something like this, to the very valuable visual prime real estate taskbar, which is always visible at all times, why do they not include the option to remove it?
Do they simply not think about it, or is it a cold calculated choice in order to promote use of the new feature?
When Microsoft adds something like this, to the very valuable visual prime real estate taskbar, which is always visible at all times, why do they not include the option to remove it?
Do they simply not think about it, or is it a cold calculated choice in order to promote use of the new feature?