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… Sign in to your XDA account Summary Microsoft is bringing back the ability to move Windows 11's taskbar to a vertical orientation. Copilot integration in Windows 11 will be scaled back, with fewer entry points and more intentional use in apps. …
… We began to see Copilot pop up in Microsoft 365, Notepad, and Paint. We saw the company show off new features where Copilot could recommend ways to use your PC. We saw the introduction of Copilot+ devices that leverage the AI locally. …
… To me, it's the Copilot button in Notepad, the Copilot icon in Photos, the Ask Copilot option in the old Snipping Tool. The thing Google is calling a paradigm shift is the same gesture-summons-an-LLM pattern Microsoft just removed from those exact apps because it wasn't getting used. …
… Nothing proves this more than Microsoft's Copilot+ initiative. If you're not up to speed, Microsoft basically unleashed a wave of AI-driven laptops two years ago. These had to come with 40 TOPS of processing power and allowed Copilot to run AI tasks locally, much like the Googlebook. …
… It feels like a bait and switch by Microsoft, getting you hooked on high token usage, then closing the door, and I'm over it. It's time to stretch my graphics card and run local LLMs to handle the tasks I was using Copilot for, and it's never been easier. …
… When Microsoft stops using its own tools, other developers lose all motivation to care. …
… The result is a lot fewer Copilot buttons everywhere, and the message has been received clearly. Even Microsoft's closest internal analog to Warp's AI sidecar, AI Shell, was archived in January 2026. …
… Microsoft Copilot Copilot Free, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Studio Copilot Pro is commonly listed at $20/month for individuals; Copilot Studio is $200/month. Microsoft splits AI across consumer Copilot, Microsoft 365 integration, business licensing, and agent-building tools. …
… Related I rebuilt my VS Code setup from scratch this year, and it's the fastest it's ever been My VS Code was drowning in extensions I’m not fond of the Copilot functionality built into VS Code Its subscription fees and privacy issues make it terrible for my workloads Let’s be clear: I’m not trying… …
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