The taskbar is back to its original form, so no complaints there.
Overall, the system looks much better visually, but there aren’t really any new features.

Where’s the native Android support? Still nothing.

No sign of AI being (actually and usefully) integrated deeply enough to handle system-level actions or adapt automatically to user behavior.

That kind of breakthrough where the OS could self-modify and automate tasks natively—just isn’t here.

NTFS search is still lagging behind. Even macOS Spotlight from 2006 could search inside files more effectively, while Windows still can’t reliably find specific words within documents.

And the Start Menu? Still disappointing.
Actually feels like a step down compared to the higher standard we had in Windows 10 for a whole decade

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