There's a whole bunch of new improvements to how Edge manages tabs with the Creators Update. The Creators Update brings some new, unique features to the table for Edge that make browsing the web a little less complicated. It has gained extensions, become more reliable and has improved dramatically under the hood, so much so with the Creators Update I'm not afraid to recommend it as a default browser to anyone trying out Windows 10. Microsoft's built-in web browser for Windows 10 has come a long way since it first debuted in 2015. Microsoft hasn't fixed the issue with the Creators Update. What that means is you're getting two different kinds of transparency with elements that are seemingly connected. While both the Start menu and Action Center feature have blurred transparency, the taskbar doesn't. There are still some oddities in regards to the UI between the Start menu, Action Center and taskbar. But apart from that, everything else is pretty much the same. Cortana now has the ability to create notifications that feature large text, which stand out when buried under a number of other notifications. There's also a new "Night Light" toggle in the quick access area, a feature that we'll talk more about shortly. It's the same story with the Action Center, nothing appears to have changed on the surface, but there are a couple additional functions worthy of note.įor example, apps that are currently installing or updating will see a progress bar directly in the Action Center. It appears Microsoft finally settled on a Start menu design that it likes, so it should remain with us for the foreseeable future. There hasn't been any huge redesign of the Start menu, which is a good thing in my book. Being able to remove the Apps List makes for a much cleaner and streamlined Start menu experience, though I know many power users will disagree.
Several small improvements take Start in the right direction.Įven with the Apps List minimized, typing on the Start Menu still works so you can instantly begin searching for whatever you like.
I'm personally really happy to see this new option in the Creators Update, and is one that I've switched on with all my devices. Of course, you can still get access to the Apps List via the hamburger menu. By default, you'll still see your Apps List, but if you toggle a new setting in the Settings app, you can hide it in a submenu, allowing you to make your Start menu look even more like a Windows Phone's Start screen without all the clutter of the Apps List. Microsoft also added a new option that allows you to remove the Apps List from displaying front and center whenever you open the Start menu.
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