Microsoft has unveiled a fresh build for Windows 11 Insiders in the Beta channel. This latest release, identified as build 22635.4655 and corresponding to KB5048753, introduces several enhancements, including improved filtering in the Start menu, a new feature in Edge called Game Assist, and various updates to Spotlight functionalities.
Key Changes and Improvements in Build 22635.4655
The following updates are gradually rolling out to the Beta Channel, contingent upon user toggles:
[Start Menu]
- Based on feedback from Windows Insiders, filtering for recommended websites in the Start menu is being enhanced. This improvement aims to showcase high-quality sites tailored to your browsing history. Users are encouraged to provide ongoing feedback regarding any recommendations they find unsuitable.
[Spotlight Feature on the Lock Screen]
- New interactive elements are being tested on the top right hotspot of the lock screen. Users can now engage with the “Like icon”to discover more about the spotlight image, which redirects them to the Spotlight landing page.
[Desktop Spotlight]
- Modifications to the Desktop Spotlight icon interaction model for Insiders are being initiated, aiming to enhance user experience.
[Windows Share Functionality]
- The sharing window in Windows now features a visual preview for links and web content, enhancing the user’s ability to discern shared material quickly.
Fixes Included in This Update
[Taskbar Improvements]
- A fix has been implemented to resolve the problem with window previews not displaying correctly when hovering over certain open apps in the taskbar.
Introducing Microsoft Edge Game Assist (Preview)
Windows Insiders are invited to experience the new Microsoft Edge Game Assist (Preview).
Game Assist marks the debut of an in-game browser that provides an immersive gaming-centric browsing experience. This tailored version of Microsoft Edge integrates seamlessly with gameplay, offering tips and guides relevant to the current game. It connects with browser data from your PC and mobile devices, ensuring that your favorites, history, cookies, and form fills remain accessible during gaming sessions. To delve deeper into its features and learn how to start using Game Assist, please click here.
For further details, you can read the official blog post here on Microsoft’s website.
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