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Microsoft has unveiled the new version of Windows 11, known as Insider Preview Build 27898, specifically designed for the Canary channel. This release gives users the opportunity to test improvements and new features before their general rollout.
One of the most notable innovations is the icon scaling on the taskbar. This feature allows icons to automatically adjust in size when the bar is overloaded with applications, whether pinned or open. This makes it easier to access more applications without the need to resort to a secondary menu. Users will be able to customize this option by choosing from three settings: apply it when the bar is full, never, or always.
Another significant enhancement is the quick recovery of machines, which helps detect and resolve common issues on devices running Windows 11. When this option is enabled, if a device has a boot problem, it connects to the internet and accesses the Windows recovery environment. This allows Microsoft to send fixes via Windows Update, minimizing user downtime.
In terms of accessibility, a feature has been added that allows users to input custom words into the Voice Access dictionary, improving dictation accuracy. This option will be available in multiple languages, such as Spanish and Chinese, making it easier for a broader audience to use.
Additionally, a new feature called “Screen Curtain” has been implemented in the Narrator, enabling users to hide the screen so that only they can hear the content through the screen reader. This improvement is especially useful in public or shared environments, providing greater confidentiality for the user.
The update also includes adjustments to privacy dialogs related to application permissions, as well as design changes and new settings for more efficient power management. Despite these enhancements, several technical issues have been addressed, although some inconveniences, such as connection and display difficulties in File Explorer and Settings, still persist.
This release underscores Microsoft’s commitment to user feedback and the ongoing evolution of its operating system, while exploring new features for future versions.
Referrer: MiMub in Spanish