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It will be less cluttered because the old system let apps mix their commands with system commands, messing with your muscle memory, while the new system has a d
by jug 4y ago
It will be less cluttered because the old system let apps mix their commands with system commands, messing with your muscle memory, while the new system has a dedicated API that oversees everything to group extensions to their own place below system commands.
This is the whole point to why Microsoft took this awkward step.
- emn13 4y agoIn my experience so far, I _exclusively_ use the options in the new submenu. It's purely a usability regression so far. You can make the case for a new API to avoid orphaning, and for greater traceability - and also, hopefully, for better performance. But I sure hope the end result will be more usable not less, and I'm pretty disappointed that this intermediate step is such a step backwards.