How to make Snipping Tool automatically save screenshots in Windows 11 Dev Channel Build 25211?

Microsoft launched Windows 11 Dev Channel build 25211. It includes several new features, including more widget customization options and the return of a highly requested Windows 10 feature, the ability to open Task Manager when you right-click on the taskbar. Another nifty improvement worth highlighting is the improvements made to the Snipping Tool.

Basically, the Dev Channel version comes with a new version of the Snipping Tool, version 11.2209.2.0. It allows the app to automatically save any screenshot you take. Prior to this version, every time you took a screenshot, you had to click the floppy "save" icon in the application and select the path and name of the file.

This seems to disrupt the workflow of people who take a lot of screenshots, so Microsoft is making their lives easier by allowing the snipping tool to save content automatically. Screenshots can now be found in the Pictures > Screenshots directory of your Windows 11 installation. This is now the default behavior of the application. That said, you can change the settings to revert to the previous process of manually saving screenshots.

In addition, Microsoft once again emphasized that Office Insiders can now try the new Outlook for Windows experience. In the coming weeks, this feature will also be available to Windows Insiders who use the Mail app, even if they are not Office Insiders.

It’s important to remember that there is no guarantee that the Dev Channel feature will make it to the general release of Windows 11. There's no word yet on whether the autosave feature will eventually be available for legacy apps on Windows 10 as well.

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