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I logged in this morning to discover that Copilot has taken over the home page at www.office.com. While I love copilot, I didn't want it here. I used the quick access function there all the time and now see no way to find that file list. Is it gone forever or is there a way to access it a different way?
You guys keep pushing updates that are not useful, It feels like it's just a 'change for the sake of change' situation and it's annoying.
Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
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Agree with what everyone has said - even the app waffle has gone from the page.
As an admin, it's a struggle getting people using 365 with confidence anyway - hugely backwards step by Microsoft :-(
Worst decision by Microsoft in at least a decade!! Awful interface. Poor understanding of UI and end user functional needs and requirements. This runs close to the Windows 8 platform - just poor decision making by Microsoft.
I agree with the other comments. Bring back the Office 365 Portal homepage. I Don't want my landing page to be co-pilot
From my perspective, as a college IT administrator, the only thing this has done is create confusion and extra work on my part. My users have expressed just as much they dislike the new home page and I've spent a considerable amount of time over the last 2 days counseling my staff on how to navigate back to their apps/pages. Ridiculous decision on Microsoft's part.
As Marek Czerniejewski1 noted, Microsoft took a functional page that presented what users have come to expect from their home page and forced everyone to search for what was there previously; it is the opposite of productivity.
Please do bring the home page back.