At present, there are still many people who prefer using Windows 10 Pro than upgrading to Windows 11. When an operating system already has everything necessary for one to work with, there is little to no reason for upgrade. As a matter of fact, some users consider Windows 10 Pro as the best version Microsoft has ever made and hence they are reluctant to replace it with the latest version.

Still, just like any other Windows versions ever released by Microsoft, Windows 10 Pro isn’t completely without problems. There have been a lot of issues and some of them have affected many users’s experiences significantly in using the operating system.
Microsoft Edge is the recommended browser in Windows 10 Pro offering a simple yet sleek interface alongside a slew of features that makes browsing the web feels much more convenient than when you use Internet Explorer. It is built based on the engine that powers Google Chrome browser and yet many users believe that Microsoft Edge is faster and lighter.

Despite being an older version, Windows 10 Pro has an arguably better Start Menu than Windows 11. It might look less beautiful but it is more functional. The fact that there are plenty tutorials on how to relocate the start menu to the left of the taskbar in Windows 11 is enough of a proof that new design isn’t always better than the old one, especially if the changes is too different from the past version.

There are at least two features in Windows 10 Pro that can save your eyes. The first one is dark theme that takes effect nearly everywhere including File Explorer. The second is Night Light. While the dark theme can protect your eyes from being blinded by the bright color of the light theme, the Night Light reduces the blue light which is believed to be a prominent factor in harming one’s sight.

Another mundane feature yet so helpful is the Quick Access section in File Explorer. The files that you were last working on are listed there automatically by Windows, so you can resume whatever you were working on quickly. However, while there are users who find this useful, there also others who considers it as a privacy risk and therefore disable it.

The clipboard manager, the one that has been revamped, is extremely useful in copying and pasting items. It stores the history of copied items. When you need to paste the same item, instead of searching it and copying it again, you can just pick it up from the history. Better yet, the clipboard content can be synced across your computers via the cloud. For users who copy paste text a lot, this feature alone would be a great boost to productivity.

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Hi, quatricise. Alas, you cannot install these fonts like TTFs or OTFs - it's not supported in any operating system. You can only work in Cosmigo Pro Motion (https://www.cosmigo.com/pixel_animation_software) or few other programs/libraries that support BMFs (see the ?page=support) or, at each individual font page, you can output the text you want using the tryout input field, and then work with it as with an image.

Does anybody know how to use BMF fonts on windows 11? I kind of need to install some of these fonts and I have no idea how. It isn't recognized by the system by default.

bzt: Thank you very much! Of course, I added your project to the 'support' page. Cheers!

Hi,

FYI, I've added support for your BMF format to my font editor and converter. You have an amazing font collection here, I must admit it was a real nostalgia bomb, thank you so much!

I've also linked your site in my documentation, if you'd like, you can add my repo under Font resources too:
https://gitlab.com/bztsrc/scalable-font2

Cheers,
bzt

I added 100-something fonts out of the Playdate Arcade Fonts archive. Alas, most don't have many other characters than letters and digits, on the other hand few are as old as late 1970s.

8000 fonts

Now every initial letter (or digit) has at least 100 fonts.

I filled some external links (over 13k of them total now). I've pushed the number of fonts without any external links under 1,300, still a long way to go.
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Also, in the home page I added how many fonts were added in last 7 days. Hopefully, this will have me motivated to add more when I see zero there.