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by vikingerik
639 days ago
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Yes, it's that last reason. Backwards bug compatibility. There are zillions of recorded macros and VBA scripts and other workflows by non-technical users that inadvertently depend on these behaviors in subtle ways. It's like all Javascript's weird warts, you can't change these behaviors without breaking old stuff somehow. It's true that Microsoft could say that more directly, but of course they'd rather just avoid that argument. |
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