Windows Sets might be making a comeback with Windows 10 Build 19481

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Windows Sets might be making a comeback with Windows 10 Build 19481

 

Remember Windows sets? The feature which Microsoft pulled because it was too buggy and the company needed time to fix and polish it before releasing it. Well, it looks like Microsoft might have finalized the feature and sorted out the bugs.

 

Popular Microsoft Insider, Walking Cat confirmed the existence of Windows Sets in Windows 10 Build 19481. One might think that Build 19481 will be a long way down the road but Italian website Aggiornamenti Lumia found traces of 21H1 builds which include 19480 and above.

 

 

This confirms that Microsoft has already started testing 21H1 builds and the company has also ironed out the kinks in Windows Sets. Sets was one of the highlights when it was launched last year but unfortunately, Microsoft had to pull the plug as the feature wasn’t ready. Microsoft did, however, promise that the removal was temporary and the feature will be added as soon as it’s polished and ready.

 

 

 

Source: Windows Sets might be making a comeback with Windows 10 Build 19481  (MSPoweruser)

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Confirmed: Windows 10 Build 19481 won’t bring back Windows Sets

It’s been almost a year since Microsoft discontinued Windows Sets, a feature that’d let you open multiple tabs on any Windows 10 app.

 

After almost a year of silence, Microsoft enthusiasts started to talk about Windows Sets again as famous Microsoft Insider Walking Cat said via Twitter that Microsoft may be testing Windows Sets in Windows 10 Build 21H1 Build 19481. Windows 10 users were quick to jump to the conclusion that Windows 10 Sets will be making a return in the Windows 10 21H1 Build.

 

Now, Brandon LeBlanc, Senior Program Manager at Microsoft took to Twitter to confirm that Microsoft isn’t testing Windows Sets in Windows 10 Build 19481.

 

 

Interestingly enough, Brandon LeBlanc rejected “Windows Sets in Windows 10 Build 19481” rumor, without declaring the Sets feature dead. It could mean that Microsoft is still very much interested in developing the feature. If you recall, Microsoft earlier said that the removal of Windows Sets is temporary and that the feature will be added as soon as it’s polished and ready.

 

As of now, it seems Microsoft is not ready to talk about Sets and, therefore, we don’t exactly know as to when the feature will be making a comeback.

 

 

 

Confirmed: Windows 10 Build 19481 won’t bring back Windows Sets  (MSPoweruser)