Microsoft is getting rid of a Windows 10 feature after adding it to Windows 11

Microsoft removes legacy features from both its active desktop operating systems, Windows 10 and Windows 11, fairly regularly. Recently, it seems like the company has been intent on killing off Control Panel in the latter OS, as it moves over configurations to its dedicated, modern Settings app. In the past few months, it has also deprecated WordPad, Paint 3D, and more. Now, one of my most used features on Windows 10 is on the chopping block and I couldn't be more furious.