Microsoft shipped a new build to users in the Dev channel
After a well-deserved break during the holidays, Microsoft has resumed the work on the Windows Insider program, and this week, it shipped the very first preview build of the year to users who are enrolled in the Dev channel
Needless to say, Windows 11 build 25272 doesn’t come with any new features, which kind of makes sense given it’s the first build released after the holidays.
However, it still includes a pack of very welcome improvements, including a change that will come in handy to those who use Quick Assist on a regular basis.
Microsoft explains that it has decided to move this app out of Windows Tools, so it’s now displayed in the Start menu directly under the All apps list. Obviously, this isn’t necessarily a breaking change, but it does help access the app faster – just make sure you keep this change in mind, so you won’t feel lost when you look for Quick Assist.
Then, Microsoft says it’s also introducing some changes related to Microsoft Edge browser. With this new build, the company is removing the recommended websites from the Start menu, and while the software giant hasn’t provided any reason on this front, there’s no doubt this idea wasn’t received well.
