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Microsoft has recently released new builds for Windows 11 and Windows 10 to Insiders in the Release Preview Channel, introducing several notable enhancements and fixes.
Windows 11 Build 22631.5545
This build brings significant changes, particularly for users in the European Economic Area (EEA):
  • Default Browser Settings: The "Set Default" button in the Settings app now assigns additional file and link types to the chosen default browser, provided it registers them. Additionally, the new default browser is automatically pinned to the Taskbar and Start menu, unless users opt out by unchecking the respective boxes.
  • PDF Handling: A new one-click option allows users to set their preferred browser as the default app for opening PDF files, simplifying the process for those who prefer alternatives to Microsoft Edge.
  • Windows Share Enhancements: A visual preview feature has been added to the Windows Share window, offering users a clearer view when sharing links or web content.
  • Performance Improvements: An issue causing the Windows Search box to take over 10 seconds to load has been addressed, enhancing overall system responsiveness.
Windows 10 Build 19045.5674
This update focuses on improving user experience and system stability:
  • Noto CJK Fonts: The inclusion of Noto fonts for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean languages enhances text rendering and readability for users working with these scripts.
  • Mobile Operator Profiles: Updated Country and Operator Settings Asset (COSA) profiles ensure better compatibility and performance with various mobile networks.
  • File Explorer Stability: A fix has been implemented to prevent File Explorer from crashing when generating thumbnails, addressing an issue where white pages appeared instead of the actual thumbnails.
These updates reflect Microsoft's ongoing commitment to refining user experience and system performance across its operating systems.

Source: Thurrott.com New Windows 11 and Windows 10 Builds Are Available on the Release Preview Channel
 

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