Windows 11 users are expressing their anger and disappointment over Microsoft’s decision to discontinue the WordPad app. Users have been reaching out to the company via the Feedback hub, arguing for the app to be kept. WordPad, although not as popular as Notepad or MS Word, has a loyal user base who appreciate its fast loading time and image support. Some users believe that WordPad is a useful built-in tool for creating simple documents, and they are disappointed that Microsoft has decided to remove it without offering any improvements.
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Windows 11 users are ‘protesting’ against Microsoft, here’s why
Windows 11 users are expressing their anger and disappointment over Microsoft’s decision to discontinue the WordPad app. Users have been reaching out to the company via the Feedback hub, arguing for the app to be kept. WordPad, although not as popular as Notepad or MS Word, has a loyal user base who appreciate its fast loading time and image support. Some users believe that WordPad is a useful built-in tool for creating simple documents, and they are disappointed that Microsoft has decided to remove it without offering any improvements.
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