About this tag
The workspaces tag covers ways to organize and relaunch groups of applications in Windows, along with changes affecting Microsoft Edge workspaces. One featured guide explains how PowerToys Workspaces can capture apps such as a browser, Outlook, Teams, File Explorer, and Windows Terminal, then reopen and arrange them with a shortcut. It also outlines Windows 10 and Windows 11 compatibility, supported 64-bit systems, and setup requirements. Another discussion examines Edge 150 changes to App Tower and Workspace Sharing, with practical guidance for administrators to identify affected workflows, test policies, provide replacements, and continue deployment through the normal servicing process.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Launch a Complete Work Setup with PowerToys Workspaces in Windows 10/11

    PowerToys Workspaces lets you capture a complete set of open apps—such as a browser, Outlook, Teams, File Explorer, and Windows Terminal—then launch and arrange that setup again with one click. It is supported on Windows 11 and on Windows 10 version 2004 (20H1, build 19041) or later, on 64-bit...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    Microsoft Edge 150 Retires App Tower and Workspace Sharing

    Microsoft Edge 150 should enter a short staged deployment where IT still needs to replace Sidebar/App Tower dependencies or validate Workspaces behavior, but the available evidence does not support declaring the release universally “safe” or “unsafe.” The practical decision is narrower: identify...