A few months ago, Microsoft introduced Windows 11 operating system with a new dashboard that holds different types of cards and information like news, weather, and more. Currently, the operating system does not support third-party tools nor does it allow users to install widgets on the desktop.
But now, according to a report by Windows Latest, the company is planning to make some big changes to the features of its widgets with upcoming updates.
According to the report, Microsoft plans to add support for third-party tools in version 22H2 of Windows 11, and support for third-party tools was first introduced by compaat with the launch of Windows Vista in 2007, and later support was also added to Windows 7.
The Windows Latest report also states that support for third-party tools will also allow users to customize the widget panel to their liking. Still a few weeks or months away.
Last month, Microsoft added new features and improvements to the Start menu and taskbar, and with the latest version, users can right-click on Start to quickly access Start settings and choose the “More Pins” or “More Recommendations” layout option. Shows an additional row of any of the Pins or Recommendations, respectively.
And if a secondary monitor is connected, the clock and date will now also be displayed on the taskbars of the secondary monitor or monitors following the update. Earlier, only the clock and date were visible on the primary monitors, according to the company. You plan to monitor comments and see how they arrive before you post them to everyone.
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