I would also note that Gmail subtly did this. Like, if this change was "announced" anywhere, I didn't actively notice...
It only became obvious in the last few months, while drafting emails, that it was clearly following the same "trend", now...
Because that's how this always goes: sneak the change in, and hope the normies don't pick up on it/notice enough to care, or they just accept it as inevitable... Unfortunately...
I haven't used it for a while, either, but I'm reliably informed it does, now, yes...
Gmail does, now. I would be entirely unsurprised if it does the same...
I guess you could do a "jogger test" with Sheets, to check (which would be... Amusing, if nothing else), but like you say, if they're going to do this anywhere, it will be in the word processor, not so much the spreadsheet app...
Does Docs actually do this? I've had to use a lot of Sheets, but obviously it's a different beast.
I would also note that Gmail subtly did this. Like, if this change was "announced" anywhere, I didn't actively notice...
It only became obvious in the last few months, while drafting emails, that it was clearly following the same "trend", now...
Because that's how this always goes: sneak the change in, and hope the normies don't pick up on it/notice enough to care, or they just accept it as inevitable... Unfortunately...
I haven't used it for a while, either, but I'm reliably informed it does, now, yes...
Gmail does, now. I would be entirely unsurprised if it does the same...
I guess you could do a "jogger test" with Sheets, to check (which would be... Amusing, if nothing else), but like you say, if they're going to do this anywhere, it will be in the word processor, not so much the spreadsheet app...
Gmail literally does, dude.
I used it today and it did this…
And I’ve seen articles about Docs doing the same, now.
Stop running interference, or whatever it is you are trying, here. “Weird ramble” or no…