Presuming that the first two letters correctly identify the program you want to run. And then there are the dead ends when you mistype a letter....

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So you agree that Microsoft does not have the technical ability to develop the Edge browser to run on Windows 7. It's quite interesting that Microsoft seems to be the only browser developer that has such difficulty with Windows 7.

It's a shame that Microsoft is unable to develop a browser that is not part of the operating system, as it results in disappointed customers who want to try the new version of the browser app.

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Oddly, both Mozilla and Google seem to have the technical wherewithal to develop browsers that are not part of the operating system. I wonder why Microsoft is so incapable of such a technical accomplishment.

Please explain why.

There are "sticky key" features in many OS's that duplicate that functionality.

This is not about the existence of use-cases, but the amount of use.

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There is a difference.

I do not deny that the CAPS LOCK key is widely used within niche environments.

I also do not advocate eliminating the CAPS LOCK key, merely moving it to a place that is more aligned with the amount of use it gets.

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I've tried removing the key top (bruise on my finger when I accidentally hit it).

Why is this throwback to punch cards still around?

Yes.

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An anonymous Microsoft PR person writes.

Just another phase of a Microsoft grassroots campaign.

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An anonymous Microsoft PR person writes