You really shouldn't have to switch from a Bluetooth mouse to a corded one just to have Microsoft Bing function properly. At least if I screw up, I'll have no one else to blame but myself. ![]() Maybe I should give up and go back to using the library, books with covers, pages, and notebooks. Now that Apple is what it is, they too are acting in the same manner. This was one of the reasons I left Microsoft products back in 2003 and switched to Apple. Microsoft is a very large company, larger than Apple, and yet why they can't assign coders or an entire building of them to handle these bugs is beyond me. No matter how many “Feedback” notices I sent, I would just receive the boilerplate email, “we've received your email about your problem…”. I had problems with Microsoft Shopper's Assistant and had to stop using it two years ago for that same reason. And again, as in the past, nothing changes. I have notified through Feedback, but as in the past with issues, I received a boilerplate email response acknowledging the submission. In the end, if it is a particularly long list, I often miss some while trying to locate the last link visited. Every time I return from a tab, I have to go back down the list, try to find the last link I visited and proceed. ![]() I'm at the verge of giving up using Bing as it is slowing me down. I, too, have this same issue, and it is driving me nuts.
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