Nishant Chaudhary
Microsoft looks to be working on a number of new Windows 11 features that are not made announced officially, as of now. The current beta version of Windows 11 has references to stickers for desktop backgrounds, the ability to hide the taskbar for tablets, and a sustainability area in Settings. This new development come after Microsoft announced it will test fresh Windows 11 features.
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All about the new features of Windows 11
Albacore recently tweeted about the new personalization tool in Windows 11 that allows you to add stickers to your desktop wallpapers. Specifically, users can choose stickers for the background and change them from the desktop, according to screenshots. These are the same stickers that you frequently use in chatting apps. Widgets are available in Windows 11; however, they can’t be pinned to the desktop. So, stickers appear a better option for desktop customization. Anyways, stickers may remain confined to a single display, and references to the feature in Windows 11 include educational policies.
Moreover, Windows 11 SE is now available on new low-cost laptops for schools, and it’s tuned so that apps always run fullscreen on a single monitor. It’s possible that the new stickers feature might arrive in Windows 11 SE or other consumer-oriented Windows 11 editions.
Furthermore, Albacore further talked about what appears pieces of Windows 11’s tablet mode returning. Plus, there is a new taskbar setting that will “Automatically conceal the taskbar while using your device as a tablet”. In Windows 11, Microsoft mainly abandoned most of its typical tablet-mode capabilities. However, it had planned a slew of gestures and modes for its aborted Windows 10X project and dual-screen tablet devices.
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