One of the most anticipated features in Windows 10 has been and continues to be tabbed browsing in File Explorer. And now, after years of ignoring requests for this from users, Microsoft seems to add this feature to the operating system.
However, as reported, it will not be just tabs like in a browser. These are whole sets (Sets) of features that will add support for tabs to all applications in Windows. In other words, this should change the tens interface itself.
Initially, this feature was available in test versions for insiders, but then the company decided to temporarily withdraw the feature, explaining the need to continue working behind closed doors. According to Redmond, this will improve the functionality of the tabs.
Since then, there has been very little information about this, but now there is information that the company plans to return this feature. When asked about tabs on Twitter, Rich Turner, chief program manager for the Windows Console, said the feature is high on the to-do list. That is, tabs or sets may well get a green light in a future version of Windows 10, albeit under a different approach.
So far, these are mostly assumptions. One thing is for sure - there will definitely be no tabs in the May build of Windows 10. It is assumed that if the company is still working in this direction, then the function may appear in some of the 20H1 builds, although this functionality is also missing in the existing images.
Source: 3dnews.ru