Prayer won't help you now ;)

With numbers >1000 they are of course displayed with thousands separators as 1,000 (text) now like you would see in financial reports, how attractive. Big numbers have a few commas too. No longer displayed as unseparated numerical constants, like you know, computers have always used.

And if you copy the figure from the calculator display, by right-clicking for the context menu or CTRL-C, you get the whole separated text with commas included to paste into where you need it.

So the receiving textbox you pasted to now needs to have the commas manually edited out before you can go forward, unlike any other Windows calculator.

I guess somebody forgot that people might want it to be at least as useful as it was since the 1990's.

You can still paste plain numeric text in without any commas, it just doesn't copy back out in the same usable format like it always did before.

You can't make this up.

A calculator is supposed to be the perfect example of a no-brainer :\

Edit: If you do the math it must have been more than one person who forgot, you have to think, is it even possible for one person alone to be responsible for quality declines like we have seen on their own? If so who would that be?