Abhishek Kumar Mishra

1 week ago | windowslatest.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra

Adobe’s PDF engine has been a part of Microsoft Edge for quite some time. The rollout for consumer devices began in early 2023, but businesses were not forced to use it. Microsoft has confirmed its plans to force everyone, including businesses, to use the Adobe PDF engine. In addition, Microsoft has delayed its plans to retire the legacy PDF engine. Managed devices, either those owned by businesses always had an opt-in option, but in September 2025, the mandatory rollout began.

1 week ago | windowslatest.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra

Windows 11 is supposed to be better than Windows 10, and every design change is intentional. However, the last three years have shown that Microsoft was wrong with many UI changes, like the poorly placed All Apps section in the Start menu. Following in its footsteps, Windows 11 plans to bring back the old seconds clock in the Notification Center. Windows 10 has a Calendar flyout that allows you to view events and the clock with seconds, but that’s missing in Windows 11.

1 week ago | windowslatest.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra

Windows Latest has already covered the upcoming vertical tabs experiment in Edge Canary a few months back. The feature codenamed “Project Jupiter” is now available in Edge Canary and is a mild design refresh from the original. Let’s discuss what’s changed with vertical tabs and whether it’ll improve your user experience. When you choose the vertical tabs layout in Edge, a sidebar appears where all the options are tucked in the side.

1 week ago | xda-developers.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra

Windows 11's Start menu is a work in progress, and Microsoft is doing its best to elevate your experience. The initial design garnered a lot of criticism, especially in the app layouts department. Even a Microsoftie shared his disappointment with the All apps section's placement. Multiple other eyesores, like the forced Recommendations section, compelled me to resort to third-party solutions like Start11.

1 week ago | windowslatest.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra

Windows 11 Build 26100.3902 is being tested with users in the Release Preview Channel of the Insider Program ahead of the public roll out in the last week of April. Windows 11 24H2’s Build 26100.3902 adds quite a few changes, including a new Share UI with image editing tools, Phone Link integration in the Start menu, and more. With Windows 11 Build 26100.3902, Microsoft is testing a new timer for Windows update installs that’ll appear in both the Settings app for Windows update and the Start menu.