It look more like they dont care
Scroll wheel in phone link?
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Phone Link is great to access android apps running on my phone. However, scrolling is very cumbersome. Is there a way to simply use the mouse scroll wheel to scroll rather then having to click and drag with the mouse? If not, is there a place to request this feature?
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2022-10-30T14:58:50+00:00 I guess I have to enable secure boot if I want Windows 11 on my first Dell Latitude 5580, but why bother. Windows 11 hasn't done anything new, just made things easier for people with accessibility problems. All is fine and dandy, but they need to extend the security updates on Windows 10 for at least 5 additional years. What is the reason for Windows 11 for advanced users? Not a thing as far as I can tell. A new snipping tool. Whoopee.
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2022-10-18T09:19:17+00:00 Microsoft has the Sadim Touch.
Anything it takes over, Messenger, Nokia and Skype are excellent examples for this, it destroys.
It has now taken a well performing application and crippled it.
I sometimes wonder if there is a dark evil force in Microsoft whose only remit is to give Microsoft a bad name. They are succeeding.
Now, if it was open sourced, it might be possible to see the breaking change? The only alternative is to revert the install to an older one. Of course Microsoft don't allow you access to older versions, so we have to use a third party site, with all those implications.