Starting with the Start menu, in Windows 11 it is a bit more simplistic. If you’re looking at the differences between Windows 11 and Windows 10, the biggest ones are the Start menu and the Taskbar. Start menu and Taskbar Arif Bacchus/ Digital Trends This redesign is said to bring Microsoft services and OneDrive into File Explorer, as well as a new details menu when you select a file or folder. The latest update adds tabs, and Microsoft is reportedly prepping a large redesign of File Explorer in 2023. One big area Microsoft has focused on is File Explorer. There are multiple small feature additions, as well, including live captions for your browser and Focus mode, which allow you to customize notification settings for a set time while you work. Still, Windows 11 hasn’t seen the 3D emojis Microsoft teased during the initial launch. Outside of the main visual change, Windows 11 comes with rounded corners on windows, new app icons, and new Fluent Emojis, which are exclusive to Windows 11. Paid third-party apps like Start11 can change it if you want, however. You can no longer do that natively, as in Windows 11, the Taskbar only stays on the bottom.

However, you can still move it back to the left if you want.īut if you want to pin your Taskbar to the right or the left of the screen, then we have bad news. This makes it look a bit more like macOS and ChromeOS. In the new operating system, Microsoft centers the Taskbar and the Start menu on the screen. Windows 11 makes a big visual departure for Microsoft. The Windows 11 taskbar is getting an important new updateīetter design and features Arif Bacchus/ Digital Trends

Windows 11 to borrow one of the Mac’s biggest conveniences Fitbit Versa 3Ī version of Windows 11 for handheld gaming? Yes, please

Windows 11 home and pro