As long-time Windows users already know, there are several highly-requested features in Windows 10, such as tabs in File Explorer, but in many cases, Microsoft just remains tight-lipped on the likelihood of bringing such capabilities to the operating system.But as it turns out, the software giant is still getting the message, so despite not confirming it’s looking into such features, Microsoft actually does some work that could eventually lead to Windows 10 being improved according to user feedback.
Living proof is a new volume flyout design with updated media controls that made its way to the latest Windows 10 preview build.
Microsoft itself hasn’t announced this new feature, which is quite surprising given this is one of the most anticipated changes in Windows 10, but I’m guessing the company just remains silent on this because it’s a work in progress. So while no official information has been shared on the new volume flyout, the company will probably announce ... (read more)
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