When an operating system goes through a big update, it's natural for some apps to break. Maybe the update introduced a new feature or tweaked an old system, and now a third-party app that relied on those systems doesn't work as well as it should. As such, people tend to experience less-than-ideal performance after an update; sometimes it's the fault of the operating system's developer, and sometimes the people who make the apps need to push an update to fix the problems.
Microsoft shouldn’t be dictating apps that people use on Windows 11
