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Published onApril 12, 2024
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Windows 11 now has 2 new Windows Spotlight experiences that allow users to customize the way their operating system looks like. Introduced with the newWindows 11 Insider Preview Build 22635.3495 (KB5037000)to the Beta Channel, these experiences will focus on interaction with various Windows elements, accordingto the official changelog.
The new Spotlight experiences will let users engage with the Spotlight button to bear different results, as you can see above:
We are beginning to try out some adjustments for Windows Spotlight experience on the desktop to make it easier for Spotlight users to engage with this feature to change images, like or not like an image etc. In addition, these changes will make the Spotlight icon behave like other desktop icons. There will be several different treatments these adjustments that Insiders will notice.
Windows Spotlight was first introduced in Windows 10, and then the Redmond-based tech giant decided to release itto Windows 11, as well, last year.
The Windows spotlight feature on the desktop allows the system to constantly change your wallpaper to some of the freshest looks from around the world.
The feature brings out a constant change to your screen. It may not seem too much, but if you’re working on your desktop for hours, it can be pleasing to the eyes.
The 2 new experiences are currently available only to Windows insiders, but the stable channel of Windows 11 will get them in the following weeks.
You can read the full changeloghere.
More about the topics:Windows 11,Windows Update
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