Windows 10 has benefited from recent in-between-update feature additions such as the News and Interests taskbar panel and the Meet Now icon in the task bar, for creating ad-hoc video conferences.Īnother is that Adobe Flash support has been removed, a move that's been a long time coming, since Adobe has discontinued the once-prevalent technology. The previous October 2020 Update (aka 20H2), also a non-major update, featured a slicker Start menu, a more functional Edge web browser, and other worthwhile tweaks. It's worth noting, too, that Edge runs not only on Windows, but also on Android, iOS, macOS, and now even on Linux. That means that both become more compatible with websites, since the underlying rendering code is the same used by Google Chrome. This update included some changes that users may actually notice: The Chromium-based Edge is now the built-in web browser that not only powers the Edge browser itself but also Windows store apps that require web access. The latest released version, Windows Update (aka 21H1), is largely a servicing update, with few major new features. The OS has reached a point of polish and functionality to earn it a PCMag Editors' Choice award. Still-important but more-mundane features include an improved screenshot tool, better window arrangement, and unified notifications. The OS continues to unique capabilities like touch input, a voice-based virtual assistant, face login, Windows Defender security, and mixed reality tools. Despite focusing on the new Windows 11 release-now rolling out-Microsoft continues to support Windows 10 with servicing updates.
Windows 10 has become the most popular operating system for desktop computers, with more than 1.3 billion active PCs running it.
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