Windows 11 upcoming features leaked: tablet mode taskbar, notification changes, stickers

It looks like Windows 11 is about to receive a bunch of new features in the upcoming version. Well-known Windows leaker Twitter user Albacore revealed these new details yesterday.

First of all, it looks like Windows 11 will be getting new visual additions to personalize your desktop in the form of stickers. As shown in the image below, there are several options related to this that allow you to add stickers via personalization and "edit stickers" in the context menu.

Next, we made some changes to notifications. There is a new "Set priority notifications" setting that is different from Focus Assist. Speaking of focus assist, the option has now been renamed "Focus." There are a few other minor changes here and there. In case you're wondering, here are the GA notification settings for Windows 11.

As mentioned above, Focus Assist has been renamed to Focus, and we can also see a snapshot of the new menu:

A new "Sustainability" setting is also available, designed to help and remind us of better device power management. According to Albacore, the leaf-shaped glyph at the top of the page is intended to assess the PC's "eco-score."

Finally, we may be receiving a new tablet mode, as Albacore says there's a new taskbar setting that says: "Convert your device to Automatically hide the taskbar when using a tablet."

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