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Microsoft is actively streamlining the user interface of its Windows 11 operating system by initiating the removal of dedicated Copilot buttons from several built-in applications. Recent updates for Windows Insiders show the Copilot button disappearing from apps like Notepad, Snipping Tool, Photos, and Widgets. This strategic adjustment aims to reduce what the company deems "unnecessary Copilot entry points," a commitment made as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance Windows 11's overall design and usability.
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