Microsoft is preparing to reveal some changes in Windows 11, with a focus on improving user productivity on the system. One of the first changes can be seen in File Explorer and in the new widget system the company has integrated into the system.
Gadgets aren’t exactly new, and it was one of the new things when Windows 11 was introduced. This allows users to quickly access some features and information right from the sidebar of the system.
So far, gadgets have only occupied the side of the screen when you open them, but Microsoft Test started Also expand it to full screen mode, allowing users to access more information at once.
In addition, a new widget system is also being prepared, which will allow developers to create their own widgets for the system, while providing a dedicated page for their provision.
In addition to these new features, the company also hopes to release several new features for File Explorer in the future, such as tabs in windows – something many users are eager to try – which will allow many windows to be opened with just one key, similar to what is happening in browsers.
Microsoft has not yet officially confirmed when this news will be available to users, but it is expected to appear with the next major system update.
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