Windows 11 Dev Channel: Copilot now supports multiple monitors, icons moved for easier access

Microsoft has released Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 23595 to the Dev Channel.

One of the most important changes is that the Copilot icon has been moved to the right side of the system tray on the taskbar for easier access. Additionally, the default "Show Desktop" behavior in the upper-right corner of the taskbar is turned off. However, if you want to enable it again, you can do so by accessing Taskbar > Personalization > Settings and selecting "Taskbar Behavior."

In addition, Copilot now supports multiple monitors. You can display Copilot on a specific monitor simply by clicking the Copilot button located on the taskbar on that monitor.

• To display Copilot on the last monitor, use the WIN C shortcut.
• If you are using a keyboard, press the WIN T keyboard shortcut, put keyboard focus on the taskbar, and then navigate to the Copilot taskbar button to display Copilot on any monitor.

Among other things, one of the updates is in Windows Sharing, which allows you to share files directly to specific Microsoft Teams channels and group chats. Another update expands digital handwriting (inking) to more languages ​​and locales in Windows Ink.

Additionally, Nearby Sharing lets you discover and share files with Android devices via Bluetooth. Finally, process grouping functionality has been improved on the Processes page of Task Manager.

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