Quote Originally Posted by MaslowK View Post
As an aside, you can get rid of those tiles on the Win10 start menu by just right-clicking them for a "remove" option, then you can resize the menu (as you would with a normal window) to get rid of the extra space.

EDIT: More context for all the extra parts of those strings being present; http://webaim.org/blog/user-agent-string-history/
I know about the start menu. But whatever favorites you add are still boxes. There is no way around it. W10, like 8, caters to touch screens. That looks terrible on desktop screens, esp. when there are still W7 UI elements jumbled in. It looks cheap and unprofessional. The W7 UI was perfectly acceptable, and more efficient. Another service pack for W7 would have been a better choice for the user, but MS had to push their agenda.