Microsoft's big Copilot rollback continues as Office now lets you move its button to the ribbon
Microsoft has made changes to its Copilot feature in Office, allowing users to move the Copilot button to the ribbon. This update aims to reduce the intrusive nature of Copilot by keeping it out of the way while still accessible. The adjustments reflect user feedback, indicating a preference for more control over the AI's presence in their workflow.
- ▪Users can now move the Copilot button to the Office ribbon for better accessibility.
- ▪The Copilot feature will remain docked to the side throughout the session instead of floating back.
- ▪These changes are part of Microsoft's effort to make Copilot a more optional tool rather than a central feature.
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