Hmm, yes, it isnt necessarily antiMicrosoft, but the reason I would turn off an adaptive menu feature - although I see the use of it, what happens if another 4th feature I use frequently bounces around with the other 3, then its position is always changing, and I need to adapt to what it adapts to for me, and I would rather not have to get used to a new position each time it adapted to me.

This is one of the main reason I turn off the similar feature in Office and Windows. I get used to the position something is in in a menu, and it doesnt help for that to be changed. Then I need to look for the item in a new location. I eventually usually learn the keyboard shortcut, however.


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