Windows 11 Build 25163 in the Dev Channel introduces new file sharing feature taskbar overflow

• Microsoft is releasing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25163 to the Dev Channel, Expecting changes in two key areas: Better File sharing functionality and taskbar overflow are reintroduced.

  

  We first encountered the first set of changes to shared features in Windows 11 Build 22622.436 in the Beta Channel for Windows 11 Insiders. Just like in that release, Insiders in the Dev Channel will have improved nearby sharing over Bluetooth and UDP, the latter of which requires the network to be set to private. By adding UDP usage when sharing local files from PCs and applications using the built-in Windows Sharing window, device discovery will be easier, including to other desktop PCs. Meanwhile, Build 25163 will let you share local files to OneDrive using a new OneDrive shortcut in the file sharing dialog.

  

  # Overflowed apps can be viewed by clicking on the three-dot icon. Once you click outside of it or another application, it will be closed.

  On the other hand, this version adds resurrected taskbar overflow, which used to be a feature in previous Windows versions. This way, users can see launched and pinned applications in the taskbar even if the entire space is occupied. Once it reaches maximum capacity, the taskbar will automatically enter overflow mode by displaying a three-dot icon that you can click to view overflowing apps. Additionally, the feature will use traditional taskbar behavior, meaning it supports pinned apps, jump lists, and extension UI.

  

  In addition to releasing Build 25163, Microsoft also released Microsoft Store update version 22206.1401.2.0. Here, two improvements have been made: an updated pricing design and an improved way to find various game versions on the product page.

  As usual, Build 25163 also includes different fixes and known issues.

  

  

  

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