Microsoft will finally retire the Windows 8 volume indicator.
Windows 11 may have been released at the end of 2021, there is still a lot of work to refine the operating system. This is what Microsoft is preparing through builds available for testing for members of the Windows Insider program.
The most recent modifies a few interface elements, including one that was long overdue.
Changes
Build 22533 is available in the Insider Program Dev channel. Here are the changes made.
Microsoft announces that it has changed the indicator for the change in volume and brightness. Until then, the system was still using the Windows 8 interface, which had never been reworked in Windows 10 much to the chagrin of many observers. The old interface was poorly adapted to changes in resolution, remained on the screen for a very long time and above all was not adapted to the light / dark mode chosen by the user. The new indicators correct all these problems.
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It is also now possible to uninstall the Clock system application, previously mandatory. Finally, the “application and features” shortcut accessible from the Win + X menu (or by right-clicking on the Windows logo in the taskbar) is renamed to “Installed applications”.
Microsoft is also offering to test a new version of the Your Phone application, which allows you to control your smartphone from a PC. Here, the new version changes the interface of phone calls to something more simple and modern.
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