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I have the same issue. But I want to turn all the track changes. It is a waste of time that every time I add an extra line I have to accept the change.
Is there going to be an update on that issue soon?
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Accept all changes (see https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/word/accept-or-reject-tracked-changes-in-word ) and then turn off the tracking (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/word/training/track-changes-in-word).
All that has changed is that there are now 2 options: Track Everyone, Track Just Mine. That justified a design change to the the previous toggle button tool which simply provided On/Off.
To turn Track Changes Off using the new tool click directly on it rather than clicking the ⌵ on the edge of the tool. Depending on the width of the window that may be a 2-step process: If the 1st click opens a dropdown palette click the Track Changes button in that palette.
Word for the Mac has the keyboard shortcut Cmd+Shift+E to toggle tracked changes.
You may have pressed that by mistake.
After you accept all changes, make sure that Track Changes is toggled off.