📎 AI Summary:
The thread is about how Windows Ribbon tabs behave—specifically whether clicking the same tab again toggles the Ribbon closed, and whether there’s a way to show only certain Ribbon elements as needed. The main “questions/answers” are essentially clarified by the original poster: clicking an active Ribbon tab again closes the Ribbon, and alternatively you can limit what parts of the Ribbon are shown by context. Overall sentiment is casual and positive, with the post encouraging readers to treat it as a helpful tip.
Thread Author
IF, y'all know this, well, that's just ducky :) Just pretend you never saw/read this. For the rest of you, here it is...

For windows that include Ribbon:

Example... the View tab is hit & the View Ribbon shows/opens... if, that same tab is hit, again, its Ribbon will close/no longer be showing. Holds true for all Ribbon tabs.

OR

You can have, only, the parts of the Ribbon showing that you want or need & only, whilst, you want or need (1 of) them.

Cheers,
Drew