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Microsoft has released a new version of the Windows 11 Insider Preview program, corresponding to Build 26200.5641 (KB5060824), available for users in the Dev channel. This update promises to enhance the user experience through various new features and improvements.
Among the main innovations is a revamped Start menu, featuring a more accessible and functional design. Now, users will be able to access their applications more easily thanks to a scrollable Start menu that allows them to view all applications without needing to navigate to another page. Two new views have been introduced: category and grid, making it easier to explore installed applications by grouping them into frequently used categories.
The size of the Start menu automatically adjusts to the device’s screen size. For instance, on larger devices, eight columns of pinned applications will be displayed, optimizing the available space, while on smaller devices, there will be six columns. Responsive sections that adjust based on the number of pinned applications have also been implemented.
Additionally, the update allows users to customize the widgets on the lock screen, giving them the option to add, remove, or rearrange items such as weather, to-do lists, and traffic. This feature, which was previously rolled out in the European Economic Area, will now be available to all Insiders.
The Windows Narrator has also seen significant improvements with a new feature called “Screen Curtain,” which helps protect user privacy when using the screen reader in public or shared environments. This feature completely darkens the screen while the user continues to receive information through the narrator.
As for the organization of Windows search settings, it has now been consolidated onto a single page, facilitating quicker and more efficient access.
However, as is common with preview versions, this update also has some known issues, such as potential unresponsiveness in certain functionalities of the Start menu and touch navigation. Microsoft is working to resolve these issues and encourages users to provide feedback through the Feedback Hub.
The company reminds users that the features presented may change, be removed, or not make it to the final version of the system, as they are part of an ongoing testing and development process.
Referrer: MiMub in Spanish