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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
That can happen in Windows 10 as well. It certainly not new to Windows 11. It's easily avoidable if you look before you click. I'm a heavy user of menu search to open local apps/locations/utilities on both 10 and 11. Windows isn't my primary OS, but neither do I consider it my enemy.
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I just know this works differently than it used to. I don't know when it changed, but I do know that it changed.
As far as avoiding it, I don't use Windows enough to know how to avoid it (and I really don't care). I thought this difference came with Windows 11, but maybe Microsoft recently foisted it on Windows 10 users also.
What I do know is that, when I do a Menu search in Linux Mint, I find my application and am not sent off on a wild Bing goose chase under Edge.
This "feature" should be optional in Windows, it shouldn't be the default that you have to avoid.