It's 2026. For over 3 decades now every other halfway decent program has figured out how to keep toolbars sitting where the user places them. 

Every program except Solidworks. Isn't it sad that a program that costs this much per seat will jumble up the toolbar locations whenever it crashes. Something that even freeware and shareware programs haven't done in decades?

Luckily it doesn't crash often or doesn't need to be forced closed because it's in a loop it can't get out of. STARE

Come on guys, The ribbon can't hold half the things that users need or want. So how about spending a little bit of time on it instead of the next 'marketing department' thing that is only asked for by some overpaid underworked manager that never uses the program?

Yes, I'm salty. After 15 years of using this 'professional' program made for professionals and still seeing this ... smh