Groupy 2 is now out of beta and available to download. It brings a tabbed experience to Windows 10 and 11 apps. It has a modern Windows 11-like user interface, new features, and improvements.
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The latest Windows 11 build from the Dev Channel contains much-needed improvements for File Explorer's tabs. It is now significantly easier to move and drag out tabs between different windows.
This week's edition of Microsoft Weekly is jampacked with news about modified versions of Windows 11 and other third-party tweaking tools, a bunch of Teams and Edge updates, and some ChatGPT hype.
While Microsoft only recently introduced tabbed File Explorer to the general public with Windows 11 version 22H2, the company has been working on and testing the feature for a very, very long time.
If you are unhappy with how tabs in the recently updated File Explorer work, this guide will show you how to restore the original version without downgrading the operating system to version 21H2.
Microsoft has pushed a new Cumulative Update in the Release Preview Channel that adds tab management for File Explorer, Suggested Actions, Taskbar overflow menu and more for everyone.
Microsoft has pushed a new Cumulative Update in the Release Preview Channel that adds tabn management for File Explorer, Suggested Actions, Taskbar overflow menu and more for some Insiders.
Having released the Windows 11 2022 Update, Microsoft plans to ship another feature update next month. If you have a hard time waiting for it, here is how to enable the new features right now.
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Microsoft has announced a range of new experiences coming to Windows 11 next month. This is in addition to the capabilities offered by the Windows 11 2022 Update, which has started rolling out today.
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In a busy week in the world of Microsoft, we have news to recap for Patch Tuesday, Windows 11 Dev Channel build 25179, changes to Outlook, bugs, vulnerabilities, issues, and lots more!
The Tabbed File Explorer in Windows 11 has finally arrived for all Dev Channel Insiders. While it is still in its infancy, here are five features I would like the new interface to have if it hits GA!
Microsoft has an annoying rollout pattern which staggers the release of some features in the same Insider channel. This means not everyone will receive all features despite sharing the same build.
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In our latest weekly roundup of everything important that happened in the Microsoft-verse, we discuss the some wonky behavior around unsupported PCs, tabbed File Explorer, and lots of app updates.
Here is how to enable tabs in File Explorer in Windows 11 build 25136 if Microsoft did not consider you lucky enough to have the new feature enabled by default in the latest update.
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In our recap of yet another busy week in the world of Microsoft, we have lots of stuff to talk about, including what's next for Windows 11, Windows updates, and some enhancements to Microsoft Edge.
Microsoft has confirmed a bunch of capabilities that are coming soon to Windows 11. These include a refreshed File Explorer experience with tabs, touch-optimized Snap Layouts, and more.
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In what was perhaps the busiest week of the year so far, you can find out more about Google's antics to bash Microsoft, Defender continuing to perform admirably in evaluations, and default browsers.
After disappearing from the preview builds, the tabbed interface in File Explorer in Windows 11 is back with several quality-of-life improvements. Still, the feature is not ready for prime time.
Microsoft has secretly introduced tabbed interfaces for File Explorer in the latest Windows 11 Dev Channel build 22572. Find out in our guide how you can enable it ahead of general release.
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We have had a very exciting past few days in the Microsoft-verse due to some references to the never-announced Windows 9 and a secret File Explorer in Windows 11 that you can read about here!
If you're running Windows 11 Dev Channel build 22572, you can get access to Microsoft's "secret" implementation of tabbed interfaces in File Explorer. Or, check out our dedicated Closer Look here!
