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Hello Windows Insider,   The latest Windows 10 Insider Preview builds include several new features that make Microsoft Edge even easier to use — plus, we’ve added improvements to Mixed Reality, wireless projection, our local language experiences and more.   While you’re busy exploring, you can also listen to our latest podcast, expand your skills with a free LinkedIn Learning course — and participate in an upcoming Bug Bash for a chance to win a trip to Microsoft headquarters.   As you’ll discover, there’s more than ever to do these days in the Windows Insider Program.     Tips and Tricks Want a quick way to know which Insider Preview build you have installed on your PC? Check the watermark in the lower right-hand corner of your Desktop. Or go to About PC in Settings in Settings and scroll to Windows specifications. For a list of the latest build numbers, go to Flight Hub.     Windows 10 Insider Preview highlights Here are some recent highlights, including the build where they first appeared.1 Go here for more details on all the latest Insider Preview builds.2   Faster access to your top sites. Just right-click the Microsoft Edge icon in the Task Bar to see a list of your most visited sites. (Build 17677) Better menus in Microsoft Edge. We’ve added icons and shortcuts to the “Settings and more” menu and provided an option to label groups of tabs you’ve set aside. For Downloads, we’ve expanded the menu, so you can right-click to “show in folder” and ‘copy link’. (Build 17677) An easier way to launch apps in Sets. We continue to improve our new Sets feature based on your feedback. When you click the plus button to add apps in a Sets window, you’ll now be able to browse the All Apps list, rather than just using the search box.3 (Build 17682) Wireless projection improvements. Insiders have told us it’s hard to know when they’re wirelessly projecting — so we’ve added a new control banner that appears when you’re in session. This banner also lets you tune the connection for optimal latency between screens. (Build 17682) Improved local experience. To enjoy display language quality improvements, go to Settings App>Time & Language>Language, click on the Add a Windows display language with Local Experience Packs link and download a Local Experience Pack from the Microsoft Store. (Build 17686) Mixed Reality improvements. You can now run Mixed Reality without a physical monitor (great for backpack PCs). Also, apps running in Windows Mixed Reality can make use of the Capture UI API. Try adding an image to a message in Mail in the Cliff House, for example. (Build 17686)   Community Enter to win a trip to Microsoft headquarters. Up to ten Windows Insiders will enjoy a trip to Microsoft’s headquarters in Redmond, WA for a week of exclusive meetings with Microsoft executives and engineers, campus tours, product previews and more — plus, we’ll cover airfare, lodging, and meals. To qualify, start by participating in one of our upcoming Windows 10 (Redstone 5) Bug Bashes. Click here for contest and Bug Bash details. From time management to UI design — free LinkedIn Learning courses. This month, you can hear from Dave Crenshaw, one of our most popular time management instructors as he leads courses on Improving Your Focus and Time Management Fundamentals. Also, Tom Green, an expert in user experience design tools, instructs Learn Adobe XD Basics, and UX Design Tools: UXPin. All four courses are free for a limited time to Windows Insiders. Podcast: Updates and Features and Engineers — Oh, My! Tune in to our latest podcast episode as our Microsoft engineers discuss development of the new Timeline and Eye Control features. Plus, Windows Insider lead and Chief Ninja Cat, Dona Sarkar discusses how Windows Insider feedback is shaping the next version of Windows. Remember to subscribe, rate, and review wherever you get your podcasts. Inspired by Insiders: A Look Back at the Windows 10 April Update. Find out how feedback from Windows Insiders made a direct impact on the development of some of the most innovative features in our latest release of Windows. Read the article. Tune in to our next Mixer broadcast. Join Jason Howard and other Windows engineers for another live Mixer broadcast at the Microsoft Store in Boston, MA. We'll be talking with Insiders and retail store employees — and there’s a rumor that we’ll have a special guest from one of the popular tech media sites. Join us on June 23 at 11am PDT. Insider stories: Bringing the fantastic to life. What do ninja cats and dragons have in common? Find out in our latest story, featuring an Insider who brings her creations to life with Windows Ink and Universal Windows Platform. Last chance to enter the Insiders in Action Contest. Our current Insiders in Action contest is now running through June 27. This time, we want to know: How do you use technology to help others? Whether you're using tech to bring your community together, inspire a love of learning, or solve an important problem, we want to hear from you. Enter our Insiders in Action contest today.   Info for IT Pros Accelerate your Windows deployment with Insider Preview builds. Adding Insider Preview builds to your Windows deployment plan can help you address issues sooner, deploy earlier and maximize your 18-month support window. Read our blog to learn more, then post your questions to our 24-hour Windows Insider Program Ask Microsoft Anything (AMA) event on Tech Community, starting June 26, 2018 at 10AM PDT. Deployment and Management Lab updated. The Microsoft 365 powered device lab kit has been updated with the latest versions of Windows 10 Enterprise and Office 365 Pro Plus, including new lab guides for co-management, Windows Defender and more. Windows Server 2019 Insider Preview Build. This latest build includes the first Insider Preview of Microsoft Hyper-V 2019. Also included: System Insights - a new feature that brings local predictive analytics capabilities natively to Windows Server. Get release details.   Info for Developers New Windows 10 SDK Preview 17682 available. This SDK preview can be used in conjunction with Insider Preview Build 17682 or greater. New Windows 10 APIs. In response to feedback from enterprise developers, we have recently published a reference example that showcases the new Windows 10 APIs. We’ve also posted supporting documentation. Web Authentication preview. Microsoft Edge now includes support for the new Web Authentication API (a.k.a. WebAuthN). Web Authentication provides an open, scalable, and interoperable solution to facilitate authentication, which replaces passwords with stronger hardware-bound credentials. (Build 17682)   You can follow the lead for the Windows Insiders Program, Dona Sarkar, on Twitter @donasarkar. For other updates on the program, including special events and activities, follow us on Twitter @windowsinsider.   Thanks for being a Windows Insider.   The Windows Insider Team

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