Fuck yes. Manually having to turn it off everywhere was so annoying. It should be just one toggle switch like what Firefox did for their AI features.
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macOS 27? They went from 15 to 26? 🤔
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Ohh. They pulled a Microsoft and switched to years. 🙄
Windows is still on Windows 11, unless you meant update numbers, which don't matter anymore, anyway. However, many Linux distros, like Ubuntu and NixOS, use this versioning scheme.
Well, Windows went from 3.1(.1) to '95, and Windows NT went from 4.0 to 2000. Also Microsoft Office went from 4.0 to '95. Visual Studio oddly went from 97 to .NET to 2003.
Where does Windows ME fit in?
Not only they skipped from 15 to 26, but they left Intel-based Macs on macOS 26 Tahoe, which has been widely regarded as buggy and with an abysmal UX.