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Microsoft fixes store bug limiting reviews per product to 2000 – onmsft.com

Abhinav Fating Abhinav Fating
August 9, 2022
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Microsoft Store has to face an old bug that limited review counts, and had a tough time counting past 2000. In the past, the old technical limit issue prevented the Microsoft store from showing more than 2000 plus reviews per product. But now, Microsoft Stores’ Principal Architect Rudy Huyn has officially confirmed that the limitations are finally gone.

An old technical limitation prevented the #MicrosoftStore from displaying more than 2,000 reviews per product in the past, this is something we had to fix and we are now very glad to announce that this limitation is finally gone! pic.twitter.com/tjJT5lCl9w

— Rudy Huyn (@RudyHuyn) August 8, 2022

With fixing that bug now the Microsoft store shows an accurate number of reviews for particular games and apps. As noted by Neowin.net, the Microsoft Store recently received more enhanced editions discoverability, and improved price tags. Also, the Microsoft store changed some policies about its paid and open source apps.

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