also corporations suck in general and chrome does too
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Yes, but for only those who do not know how to remove these bad habits from Windows. In Windows almost anything can be configured, the only problem is that Microsoft naturally does not, or only poorly documents how to do it and many configurations that do not interest them are very hidden.
Yea I had the same attitude as well before I finally caved and switched to Linux
Which is probably 90% of all users.
https://www.nngroup.com/articles/computer-skill-levels/
Of course, with this they calculate, also that 90% of users use the Edge, because they don't even bother to look through another browser to post on Facebook or Instagram or search with Google or Bing. They don't even know how to activate GodMode in Windows, to be able to access more than 200 different configurations, they just need the normal control panel to place another Wallpaper. I am an old retiree and sometimes the ignorance of some young people scares me, although normally one thinks that today's young people know better the things of computing, but it is not like that.
What about the system processes in the event scheduler?
What about the window manager?
This naturally has to be watched, because Windows sometimes resets some settings with the updates, but usually there are no problems. At least, until now I haven't had any problems and less than the ones that the subject of this thread shows.