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Windows 11 Insider builds 22621.1900 and 22631.1900 released to the Beta Channel

Kip Kniskern Kip Kniskern
June 15, 2023
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After yesterday’s Dev and Canary Channel builds, Microsoft is releasing new builds for the Beta Channel today. The builds, 22621.1900 (with new features off by default), and 22631.1900 (new features rolling out) don’t contain much in the way of new stuff, but 22631.1900 does contain a couple of new changes:

[General]

  • To minimize distractions from notification toasts, we now detect if the user is interacting with toasts or not and provide a suggestion to turn the toast banners off for such apps. This will only stop the banners from appearing, and you can still find the toasts in the notification center. This feature is beginning to roll out, so not all Insiders in the Beta Channel will see it right away.
Suggestions to turn the toast banners.
Suggestions to turn the toast banners.

[Networking]

  • Passpoint Wi-Fi networks will now support enhanced connection performance and will display a URL in Quick Settings to provide information to users about the venue or event.

You can check out the blog post for a bit more on the Beta Channel.

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