GermanyMicrosoft has announced changes to the Windows 11 search menu aimed at improving clarity and reducing clutter. The updates include removing recommended content and advertisements from the search results, making the interface more user-friendly. These changes were first mentioned in January as part of broader improvements to Windows 11, though advertising was not previously addressed. The new features will initially be available to Windows Insiders through the 'Experimental' channel and will be rolled out gradually. Key changes include displaying only recent search queries, prioritizing local files and settings over web and store recommendations, and allowing users to disable web and store suggestions entirely. Additionally, the search function will become more tolerant of typos and incomplete searches, ensuring better app discovery. These adjustments are part of Microsoft’s ongoing efforts to make Windows 11 less intrusive and more efficient.
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