command palette

Microsoft has quietly shipped PowerToys v0.97.2 — a small but important stability-and-polish update that addresses a raft of regressions introduced during the broader 0.97 cycle, notably fixing Command Palette glitches, tuning CursorWrap behavior, and repairing several UI and upgrade-path edge...

Microsoft’s PowerToys team is quietly prototyping a persistent, configurable “Command Palette Dock” for Windows 11 — an opt‑in, extension‑driven strip you can pin to any screen edge to surface live telemetry, media controls, clipboard snippets, and pinned Command Palette extensions without ever...

For years, my Start menu felt like a ritual I didn’t enjoy: click the Windows icon, wait for the UI to load, hunt through pinned tiles and a “Recommended” feed, and hope the search box finally returned the file or app I needed. I stopped doing that. Instead I rebuilt the way I launch things...

Microsoft’s PowerToys team is quietly prototyping an opt‑in, persistent “Command Palette Dock” for Windows 11 — a thin, positionable menu bar that can host pinned Command Palette extensions and glanceable telemetry much like the top bars in macOS and many Linux desktops. Background PowerToys...

Microsoft’s PowerToys team is quietly prototyping a persistent, optional “Command Palette Dock” for Windows 11 that acts like a second, configurable taskbar — a slim, extension-driven strip you can pin to any screen edge and populate with live widgets, quick actions, and favorite PowerToys...

Microsoft is quietly prototyping a persistent, customizable top bar for Windows 11 — not as a forced redesign of the shell, but as an optional dock surfaced through PowerToys' Command Palette that brings macOS‑ and Linux‑style glanceable system controls and widgets to the Windows desktop...

Microsoft’s PowerToys team is quietly testing a configurable, persistent “Command Palette Dock” — a slim, positionable menu/status bar that can live on any screen edge and surface pinned Command Palette extensions, system telemetry, and media controls as an optional PowerToys feature...

Microsoft’s PowerToys team is quietly prototyping a Mac- and Linux-style top bar for Windows 11 — a configurable, persistent “Command Palette Dock” that can host glanceable system telemetry, media controls, and pinned tools, and that can be positioned on any screen edge as an optional PowerToys...

Microsoft’s PowerToys team is quietly prototyping a macOS‑style, positionable menu bar for Windows 11 — the “Command Palette Dock” — that would let you pin live widgets, app shortcuts and Command Palette extensions to a persistent, highly configurable strip anchored to any screen edge...

Microsoft’s PowerToys team is quietly experimenting with a new, optional UI surface called the Command Palette Dock — a persistent, positionable bar that brings a macOS‑style top menu / Linux‑style panel to Windows 11 as an opt‑in PowerToys feature, and the prototype is now open for developer...

Microsoft is quietly testing a secondary, configurable UI strip for Windows 11 via PowerToys — a persistent “Command Palette Dock” that can host live telemetry, media controls, clipboard snippets and pinned extensions, and be positioned on any edge of the screen as an optional, lightweight...

Microsoft’s experimental PowerToys work has produced a strikingly familiar idea: a slim, positionable menu/status bar — the Command Palette Dock — that can live at the top (or any edge) of your Windows 11 desktop and surface pinned Command Palette extensions, live telemetry, and quick actions...

Microsoft’s PowerToys team is quietly prototyping what it calls a Command Palette Dock — a slim, persistent bar you can pin to any screen edge that surfaces PowerToys extensions, media controls, and glanceable telemetry without opening the Command Palette or digging through Quick Settings. The...

Microsoft’s PowerToys team is quietly experimenting with a persistent, customizable menu bar for Windows 11 — a lightweight “dock” driven by the existing Command Palette system that brings macOS- and Linux-style quick access and status widgets to Windows as an opt‑in PowerToys experiment...

Microsoft’s PowerToys is testing a new optional UI surface called the Command Palette Dock — a slim, positionable top (or side/bottom) bar that promises to give Windows users the glanceability and pinned shortcuts many people associate with macOS and popular Linux desktop environments. The dock...

Microsoft’s PowerToys team is quietly prototyping a new, optional desktop surface for Windows 11: a top‑mounted “Command Palette Dock” that can hold PowerToys extensions, media controls, glanceable system metrics, and other shortcuts — a lightweight, customizable second taskbar designed for...

Microsoft’s latest PowerToys experiment — a configurable, persistent “Command Palette Dock” that can sit as a menu bar on any screen edge — has quietly reopened one of the oldest debates in desktop UI design: how far should Microsoft go in rethinking the taskbar-centric model that has defined...

Microsoft’s PowerToys team is quietly prototyping a configurable, persistent menu bar for Windows 11 — an opt‑in “Command Palette Dock” that can live on any screen edge and surface shortcuts, system telemetry, and PowerToys extensions — and the idea is already stirring an old debate: if you...

Microsoft is quietly prototyping a configurable, persistent top menu bar for Windows 11 — not as a forced shell rewrite but as an opt‑in PowerToys experiment that aims to bring macOS‑ and Linux‑style glanceable controls and telemetry to the Windows desktop. This “Command Palette Dock” concept is...

Microsoft’s PowerToys team is quietly prototyping a configurable, taskbar‑style “dock” that attaches to the new Command Palette and can be pinned to any screen edge — a low‑risk experiment that could give Windows power users a macOS‑ or Linux‑style glanceable status and control strip without...