Microsoft plans to make Windows 11 taskbar less cluttered
Nhận đường liên kết
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email
Ứng dụng khác
The taskbar in Windows 11 has undergone significant changes. There are a few drawbacks to the design's recent overhaul to accommodate up-to-date context menus and APIs. For instance, there is a conspicuous lack of some long-loved features.
Recent updates to the OS have included some much-requested features, such as the option to pin frequently-used files and applications to the taskbar. Microsoft is working on a couple of new features for the taskbar, despite the fact that some Windows 11 features are still missing and the taskbar's performance remains a concern.
The taskbar decluttering feature is currently in testing and will be available in the next technical preview build. Users can accomplish this by disabling the system tray and other indicators of time and date.
The standard Windows taskbar layout, complete with icons and the time and date. Image: thewindowsfan.com
The new customization options in Windows 11 may be especially useful for mobile devices with limited screen real estate or for those who favor a streamlined interface.
A button-free taskbar, courtesy of TheWindowsFan.com
Select "Adjust date and time." from the context menu that appears when you right-click the clock in the system tray. Microsoft is currently testing the feature in the Dev channel on Windows 11 preview build 23440. Everyone should have access to this switch by the fall.
Change the time and date in the system tray of your taskbar with the new option! | Photo: TheWindowsFan.com
As was previously mentioned, alongside the ongoing addition of new features to the taskbar, Microsoft also plans to bring back certain features. One upcoming revision could sidestep the system's option to rearrange its taskbar icons. We might label this innovative function "never merge my icons on the taskbar."
Windows 11’s taskbar has many limitations.
The fact that the taskbar can only be accessed from the bottom of the screen is one of its major drawbacks. When compared to Windows 10, 8, 7, and earlier operating system versions, Windows 11 limits the taskbar's placement to the bottom of the screen only.
Microsoft's developers explained this restriction in one of the Windows Insider Program webcasts, citing the Start menu's animation flow as the main factor. This is due to the fact that rearranging the position of the taskbar would necessitate substantial changes to the animations, the way the Start menu opens, and the way pinned apps are handled.
Windows 11's redesigned taskbar is just one example of the company's efforts to prioritize user feedback and requests for new features like the upcoming "hide date & time" option and drag-and-drop functionality.
Unfortunately, at least for the time being, Microsoft does not plan to implement a feature that would allow users to reposition the taskbar.
ChatGPT has mined its discarded data for insights as far back as September 2021. Now that it supports plugins, ChatGPT can act as a browser, visiting and scraping websites in real time. Microsoft is bringing the ChatGPT plugins that OpenAI has been developing to Windows 11.
Windows 11 will support ChatGPT add-ons via Copilot for Windows, a desktop OS that combines the features of ChatGPT and Bing AI.
Microsoft has decided to adopt the OpenAI-created plugin standard for ChatGPT, paving the way for compatibility between ChatGPT, Bing, Dynamics 365 Copilot, Microsoft 365 Copilot, and Windows Copilot. In addition, Microsoft announced its plans to make Bing the default search engine in Microsoft's ChatGPT.
This change also opens the door for programmers to create additional plugins for Microsoft 365 Copilot, such as ChatGPT and Bing. Connectors for the Power Platform and Teams message expansions are also in the works for this package.
Microsoft provides a toolkit for
There will be significant alterations to the Windows Insider Program, as recently announced by Microsoft. That's what the industry's biggest company claimed, It promised to start beta-testing the next Windows version via a new channel called "Canary". It is clear to Windows Latest that this would set the stage for Windows 12 and beyond.
Microsoft announced in an email to select testers that anyone using Build 25000 or later would be upgraded to the Canary channel immediately. Users can rest assured that future major updates will continue to be delivered via the Dev channel.
Canary, according to Microsoft's definition, is for "very experienced" users who are willing to preview "platform changes" early in the development cycle. Microsoft warned that "The Canary can be unstable and are released with limited to no documentation" in an email I received.
Free USB drive for beta testers, courtesy of Microsoft | Photo: thewindo
This year, earlier on, According to my research, Microsoft will redesign File Explorer. According to my information, this will be the most significant update since Windows 8. Microsoft is adding drag-and-drop support to tabs, a new header menu, a recommended feed, and more to Windows 11, but the interface is not changing drastically.
I saw some internal documents and found references to them in Windows 11 preview builds, which formed the basis of our reporting. During a Windows Insider webcast, Microsoft hinted at a major'refresh' to File Explorer by saying the program would be migrated to the WinAppSDK framework in order to gain access to additional application programming interfaces (APIs).
The Build 2023 Conference will bring together Microsoft's new, updated File Explorer was recently hinted at in a teaser refresh. We were able to get our hands on a pre-release version of the new File Explorer that looks identical to the demo at the conference, but we have
Nhận xét
Đăng nhận xét