Microsoft’s Windows 11 Insider build supports third-party widgets and Teams video functionality

Microsoft released Windows 11 Build to Insiders in the Dev Channel with new features. Right-clicking on the taskbar after installing the build will redirect users to the task manager.

“We’re starting to roll out a new setup experience for widgets. Windows Insiders who are also Office Insiders can now try out the new Outlook for Windows,” the company said.

The latest version will support third-party widgets and new video calling features for Microsoft Teams chat. The video call feature will preview users’ video stream to fix your appearance or spot any background issues before starting a call.

Video chat experience

Moreover, the version has a snipping tool that will save screenshots automatically.

According to reports, third-party widgets can only be tested locally on the latest version of Insider Preview for now. It will appear in the Microsoft Store once the build is officially released. At this point, widgets can be created for packaged Win32 applications. Progressive Web App (PWA) widgets are planned as part of Microsoft Edge 108, The Verge reported.