The new interface replaces the old design when right-clicking a file and the “Choose another app” option from the “Open with” menu. The updated interface follows the same style as the rest of Windows 11 with rounded corners and semi-transparent material. Once you open the interface, you can choose the app to open the file, or you can use the option to search the computer for another app. You also get the option to open the file with the app only once, or you can set the app to the new system default for the file extension. Again, this is another feature that Microsoft hasn’t announced officially, but it’s expected to ship (at least for Insiders) in the future preview of Windows 11 in the Dev Channel. However, even if the new interface makes its way to testers, it would continue to be unclear when it would be available to all users since features in the Dev Channel are experimental and not tied to any specific version of Windows 11. If you want to try this feature on Windows 11 build 22563, you will need to use the vivetool addconfig 36302090 2 command using the open-source ViveTool available in GitHub. 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.
