Along with releasing a brand new construct within the Canary Channel, Microsoft shipped one other one for Home windows 11 23H2 insiders within the Beta Channel. KB5048808 is now accessible with construct quantity 22635.4660, and it provides among the beforehand model 24H2-exclusive options, such because the up to date context menus with labels for widespread file actions.
Right here is the changelog:
Modifications and Enhancements progressively being rolled out to the Beta Channel with toggle on
Modifications in Beta Channel builds and updates are documented in two buckets: new options, enhancements, and fixes which might be being progressively rolled out for Insiders who’ve turned on the toggle to get the most recent updates as they’re accessible (through Settings > Home windows Replace*) after which new options, enhancements, and fixes rolling out to everybody within the Beta Channel. For extra data, see the Reminders part on the backside of this weblog publish.
[File Explorer]
- To make it simpler to make use of the File Explorer context menu, labels have been added to beforehand unlabeled actions equivalent to reduce, copy, paste, rename, share, and delete.
[Magnifier]
- Along with the keyboard shortcut CTRL + ALT + Minus to rapidly toggle between the present zoom and 1X zoom launched with Construct 22635.4515, we now have additionally added buttons in Magnifier to reset zoom to suit to display screen and reset zoom to your final/most popular magnification.
- New buttons in Magnifier to reset zoom to suit to display screen and reset zoom to your final or most popular magnification highlighted in a purple field.
[Other]
- Urged actions that seem whenever you copy a telephone quantity or future date in Home windows 11 are actually deprecated. With this construct, we’re starting to disable the characteristic.
- Fixes progressively being rolled out to the Beta Channel with toggle on*
[File Explorer]
- Mounted a couple of points impacting File Explorer efficiency and reliability.
You’ll find the whole announcement on the official Windows Blog.
