Since the days of Go Corp.'s PenPoint and Windows for Pen Computing, I have been accustomed to select text by just dragging the stylus --- that no longer works --- for some reason the stylus has now been dumbed down to be an 11th touch input which scrolls. Why? How can I get back the far more expressive behavour of drag-select text with a stylus and using touch when I wish to scroll? As an FYI, I handed a stylus and my Samsung Galaxy Book 12 (running Windows Build 1703 which predates this change) to a technician at the local Best Buy and they had no problem selecting text --- when I challenged them to select text on a Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 running Windows 11 using the stylus they were unable to to. Could we please have an option to restore the traditional behaviour? The fix suggested at: https://support.mozilla.org/gl/questions/1353578 isn't directly available in Windows 11, and the equivalent setting: Settings | Bluetooth & Devices | Pen & Windows Ink | Additional Pen Settings | Let me use my pen as a mouse when it's available doesn't seem to work when it is enabled.