build 16226

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Build 16226 is a Windows 10 Insider Preview build released to the Fast ring, introducing several new features for developers and users. Key additions include the ability for Universal Windows Apps (UWAs) to start at log-in, extending startup configuration previously limited to Win32 and Desktop Bridge apps. Command-line activation of UWAs is also introduced, allowing apps to receive arbitrary arguments via the command line. Microsoft Edge receives updates such as always-available tab close buttons even during JavaScript dialogs. This build focuses on bridging the gap between Win32 and UWA capabilities, enhancing developer flexibility and user control.
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    Configure your app to start at log-in

    For a long time, desktop PC users have been able to configure Win32 apps to start at startup or user log-in. This has also been possible for Desktop Bridge apps since the Windows 10 Anniversary Update (v10.0.14393.0). We’ve now extended this feature to allow regular Universal Windows Apps to...
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    Command-Line Activation of Universal Windows Apps

    As we continue to close the gap between Win32 and Universal Windows Apps, one of the features we’ve recently introduced is the ability to activate a UWA from a command line and pass the app arbitrary command-line arguments. This is available to Insiders from build 16226. This feature builds on...
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    Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16226 for PC

    Hello Windows Insiders! Today we are excited to release Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16226 for PC to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring! What’s New in Build 16226 For PC New features in Microsoft Edge Giving you more control over closing tabs: Building on our work in Build 16199, we’ve...
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