Uninstalling apps installed from the Windows Store (Windows 10)

I'm Ito, an infrastructure engineer.
We use Windows for our work at our company.

Like Mac, Windows now has the Windows Store, from which you can install applications

unwanted programs from "Add or Remove Programs" in the Control Panel,
I thought I could uninstall
about how to uninstall applications installed from the Windows Store
I'd like to write

You can do this from Settings

Things that used to be handled entirely through the Control Panel have become a bit more complicated with the introduction of "Settings" in Windows 10.
I wish they'd stick to one or the other.

You can uninstall apps installed from the Windows Store from Settings

First, open Settings and go to "System." The shortcut to open "Settings" is [Win+I]

Go to System > Apps and Features

Various applications are displayed under "Apps and Features."
This section shows applications displayed under "Programs and Features" in the Control Panel, as well as
apps installed from the Windows Store.
I wish they would consolidate them into one of these sections.

Select the app you want to uninstall and you're done

By the way, "Move" seems to allow you to change the installation drive (only for apps via the Windows Store)

This should allow you to uninstall applications from the Windows Store.
While apps like "Settings" are likely designed for tablets, it would be great if this "available on one device but not on the other" situation could be resolved soon.