Microsoft is working non-stop on increasing the experience with Windows 11, and also the clients are obviously planning for a bunch of changes whose purpose could be specifically to permit the operating system to higher align with customer expectations.

Recently, Twitter user @thebookisclosed discovered a series of new tweaks that will come to Windows 11 in a future update and which should obviously show up for insiders within an upcoming build.

More specifically, it appears as though the notification priorities are actually displayed separately in the Settings app, as Microsoft therefore wants the experience overall to become more straightforward.

Then, it appears as though Focus Assist has been renamed to Focus, all for the similar reason: everything in Windows must become easier to use, along with a simpler approach helps achieve this purpose.

Everything still in the early days

Obviously, the work on each one of these improvements continues to be in the past, also it might take a while until the new changes go love all users out there.

Microsoft is conducting all kinds of experiments these days, and also the company says it'll make use of the Dev channel in the Windows Insider program specifically to check such ideas.

"As thing about this ongoing evolution, Insiders will see us lean more heavily on the Dev Channel like a place to incubate new ideas, focus on long lead items, and control america of person features," the organization said.

"This allows us to experiment in some ways by rolling features in stages to watch quality and your feedback (which we've been doing a large amount of already) and testing variations of features (also known as "A/B testing"). Features and experiences from these builds could show up later on Windows releases when they're ready. In some instances, these concepts will never ship, but by experimenting more, we are able to better refine experiences, and deliver solutions in Windows that truly empower our people to achieve more."