Windows 10 reset a lot of UI from 8 to 7 that a lot of users wanted. Some changes were added, but the muscle memory learned since 95 could be used with little modification. Windows 11 broke a lot of those workflows without providing anything better on the higher end of usability.
I agree that 10 started adding things that people don’t like about 11, but 11 actively broke things that people liked about 10.
Windows 10 reset a lot of UI from 8 to 7 that a lot of users wanted. Some changes were added, but the muscle memory learned since 95 could be used with little modification. Windows 11 broke a lot of those workflows without providing anything better on the higher end of usability.
I agree that 10 started adding things that people don’t like about 11, but 11 actively broke things that people liked about 10.