Microsoft's is beta testing a Share button that will make it easier to send content between contacts in the Windows user interface.
Microsoft is looking to expand the use of its Share button in a future update to Windows 11 , to make transporting content between contacts more efficient. The company is testing a universal Share button in a new Preview Build of Windows 11 , now available to Windows Insiders in the Dev and Beta channels.
Recommended Videos But wait, there's more! Yes, more new Share entry points. You'll also be able to quickly share recently accessed files from taskbar and Start menu jump lists. — phantomofearth 🍂 November 8, 2024 The feature appears to not be readily available within the preview either but is rather a hidden function that @Phantomofearth uncovered by using a third-party app called ViveTool. The app digs up secret features within the code of Windows 11 software.
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