Arrr, Microsoft be tinkering with File Explorer in Windows 11, but be havin' doubts 'bout some Copilot ideas, arrr!
2024-05-04
Arrr mateys, listen up! Windows 11 be makin' some changes to its interface, but they be doin' a bit o' backtracking on Copilot. Me thinks they be navigatin' these waters with a compass that's a wee bit off course! Har har har!
Avast ye, mateys! Windows 11 hath received a new preview build, makin' changes to the central pillar o' the operating system – File Explorer. This be where ye open folders on yer desktop, and recently, Windows 11 got web browser-style tabs in these folders. In this new build, Microsoft hath introduced the ability to duplicate a tab in File Explorer with just a right-click. Aye, a handy shortcut if ye be explorin' multiple folders within a folder.Furthermore, this preview build brings fixes for memory leaks and wide spacing between icons in File Explorer. It also addresses issues with search functionality and overall reliability of File Explorer. On another note, Microsoft be takin' a step back with Copilot, pausin' rollouts o' new experiences based on user feedback.Feedback hath led Microsoft to reconsider the visibility o' Copilot, with a halt on certain experiments. It seems they be takin' a cautious approach to how Copilot interacts with users. The improvements to File Explorer are welcomed, makin' it more stable and reliable. Duplicate tabs be a useful addition, showin' Microsoft's swift response to user needs.