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That works, but the issue was to remove the label on the text box, not the box itself.
by unsafecast 4y ago
That works, but the issue was to remove the label on the text box, not the box itself.
- zeta0134 4y agoIn Windows 10 at least, if you remove the Search box / icon, you can still access search by typing while the start menu is open. This means you can quite easily search from the keyboard alone by first hitting [Win] to open the menu, then typing a query. If the result is a program, hitting [Enter] then launches it. Does this not work in Windows 11?
- unsafecast 4y agoIt does! You lose no functionality by removing it. I just wanted to clarify what the issue was.
- judge2020 4y agoIt does, but I suppose the Superuser post is really against the text "Search" being there. At a certain point it's unrealistic to expect configuration, even in registry etc, to be able to customize every little part of the UI. Even if it's 10 lines defining the registry state and checking it when the OS is pulling the search text, it's debt that only a handful of users will be annoyed by enough to go change.