Let us know what you think!Ĭontext menu when right-clicking on the taskbar shows link to Task Manager. Based on your feedback, we’ve added a link to Task Manager when right-clicking on the taskbar.Control whether live Widget content on the taskbar shows more than weather.įEEDBACK: Please file feedback in Feedback Hub (WIN + F) under Desktop Environment > Widgets.Control whether Widgets will show notification badging on the taskbar.Control whether the Widgets board opens when you hover over the taskbar icon.With the toggles in Widget settings, you can: In a future update, the text for the toggles in Widget settings will be updated to reflect what is in the (above) screenshot. Please note the wording for the toggles in Widget settings is slightly different in this build over what’s shown in the above screenshot. When you open Widgets settings by clicking on the “Me” button shown above, you will see three taskbar behaviors that you can toggle on or off. The button that shows at the top right of the board to launch Widgets settings. We re-used the space the picker used to take in Widget settings to cover the highly requested taskbar settings based on Insider feedback to give you control over how the Widgets entry works on your taskbar. Now, the widget picker is opened by the “+” button and Widgets settings is opened by the “Me” button.

In this update, we have separated the widget picker and Widgets settings to make it easier for you to find and interact with each view. What’s new in Windows 11 Preview Build 25211: Widgets settings This new build comes with new Widgets settings, improved Snipping Tool, new Outlook for Windows and more. Microsoft today announced the release of Windows 11 Preview Build 25211 for Dev Channel Insiders.

New snipping tool