The first gesture is the ability to swipe with your finger from the middle of the Taskbar to invoke the Start menu and swipe back down to dismiss it. The second gesture lets you swipe right to left from Pinned to get to the “All apps” list and left to right to get back to the Pinned section. The same gesture works for the more items in the Recommended section. Then there’s the swipe with your finger from the bottom right of the Taskbar to invoke Quick Settings and swipe back down to dismiss it. In addition, Microsoft is also updating the animation when swiping to invoke and dismiss “Notification Center” from the right edge of your screen so that it’s more responsive and follows your finger. Finally, in full-screen touch-oriented apps and games, you will notice a gripper that appears if you swipe from the edges of the screen. In addition to these touch gestures, Windows 11 build 22557 also ships with a bunch of new features that may eventually make their way to the stable channel. For example, drag and drop capabilities for the Taskbar, folders in the Start menu, redesigned Task Manager, new Snap Layouts experience to snap windows, graphics improvements, and much more. All content on this site is provided with no warranties, express or implied. Use any information at your own risk. Always backup of your device and files before making any changes. Privacy policy info.
