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    Windows 11 Copilot Update Feels Like Browser Bloat, Not Native AI Assistant

    Windows 11’s newest Copilot app is doing the opposite of what Microsoft’s AI pitch needs most: calming users down. Instead of feeling like a lean assistant, it now looks to many like a browser-heavy wrapper that carries a bigger memory footprint and a more confusing identity than before. That...
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    Copilot for Windows 11 Goes Web-Heavy: More Edge Bloat, Higher RAM Use

    Microsoft’s latest Copilot update for Windows 11 signals a familiar but still consequential shift in how the company is building AI experiences on the desktop: less native code, more web infrastructure, and tighter coupling to Edge. The change has sparked attention because it appears to trade a...
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    Windows 11 Copilot Goes Web-First: Higher RAM and the Bloat Debate

    Microsoft’s latest Copilot shift on Windows 11 is shaping up to be more than a simple app refresh. According to the WindowsForum materials and the reporting they reference, Microsoft is pushing Copilot further toward a web-first architecture at the same time that memory usage appears to be...
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    Windows 11 Search Indexer Hogging RAM? Fix, Rebuild or Disable

    If a single Windows background service is quietly burning a gigabyte of RAM on an idle PC, it stops being a minor annoyance and starts becoming a design question about what Windows 11 is actually optimizing for. The culprit in this case is Windows Search Indexer, a long-running service that...
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    Windows 11 Faces Pressure: AI opt-in, memory bloat, and performance fixes

    Journalists at PCMag — as relayed in an Inbox.lv news roundup — have distilled a short, blunt list of what they see as the most urgent user complaints about Windows 11, and the result is a clear signal to Microsoft: make AI features optional and transparent, stop eroding user choice, and fix the...
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