UWP applications are the constant recipients of new functionality. This is, obviously, a good thing for those of us who’d like to build a meaningful user experience a la WPF or WinForms.
My first experience with writing Version Adaptive Code comes as a result of trying to remove the super-annoying selection flyout in the RichEditBox (which, unsurprisingly, I use for editing in eclecdec). This appeared in the Windows 10 October 2018 Update (1809), and has been driving me crazy, because I already provide the formatting options in the eclecdec ribbon, and I find it gets in my way and disturbs my flow:
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