Hello, Yossarian99
Funny this reply came through after a moderator deleted my post because it was a duplicate.
Microsoft Community Code of Conduct - Microsoft Community

No matter how many times you post, only one will stay up.
MS doesn't want to be reminded of an ongoing issue that hasn't been addressed?
Microsoft Community is a place where users help each other out. The Microsoft agents and volunteers replying to your posts are just users with titles—they're not developers and don't represent the developers. Developers don't hang out in Microsoft Community, and it's not the place to submit feedback. That's what the Feedback Hub in Windows is for. Even if you think the community is a way to reach developers, while it's not actually, posting the same issue multiple times won't get their attention.
I've given feedback before without response or results.
If one attempt doesn't work, try submitting feedback multiple times. This is the same on any platform—just because you submit feedback doesn't mean you'll get an immediate, perfect solution. Users have all sorts of requests and they all think their opinions should be prioritized, but developers can't instantly solve every problem perfectly.
The suggestion to go outside of the MS ecosystem for a better experience is priceless!
Again, right now, is there a simple, immediate, direct and perfect solution that everyone can accept? No. So, the best alternative is to use third-party programs. If you don't want to use alternatives, then there's no solution for now.
Yuhao L
Microsoft Community Technical Support