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this post was submitted on 07 Mar 2024
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Microsoft in 1995: Let's put the start button at the lower left. So people can always find it.
Microsoft in 2012: Start button is gone, but you can still click the lower left, like you have been for 17 years.
Microsoft in 2013: Fine have your button back since everyone is so used to clicking on it.
Microsoft in 2021: Let's make the start button move around every time you open and close anything.
I'm not sure what you mean, the start button on the taskbar? I'm pretty sure it's always been in exactly the same place and all that has changed is whether it literally says start or not, and what glyph it uses to represent it?
Windows 8 made it a gesture to activate the start menu... rather than clicking a start button.
ooooh I forgot about windows 8, gross