Keeping track of new features in Windows 11 test builds was difficult, even for enthusiasts. Innovations appeared in different channels without a clear system, and their launch was gradual. Now, in the fourth year of Windows 11, Microsoft is finally launching an official roadmap site – Windows Roadmap.
The main goal of this step is to make tracking new OS features more convenient. Users can now easily find out what features are already available to everyone, what is being tested in the Windows Insider program, what features are being rolled out gradually, and more.
In addition, the site will help you learn how to activate new features, what will be available for different types of devices (regular PCs or Copilot+ PCs), and check for updates for specific Windows components.
One of the key benefits of Windows Roadmap is that it provides estimated release dates for each new feature. This gives users a better idea of when to expect changes. Filters by specific versions (for example, 23H2 and 24H2), Insider channels, and other parameters are also available. Each entry contains a detailed description, additional notes, and a link to the official announcement.
At the moment, the Windows Roadmap is primarily focused on the consumer version of Windows 11, as it is the one that receives the most innovations. However, Microsoft notes that this is just the beginning, and the site will be improved based on user feedback.
In the current version Windows Roadmap There is already information about features like Super Resolution in the Photos app, Improvements to the Explorer, Click to Do, Reall, updated Windows Search, and more.
Source: neowin
