Drag Tray

Winsage
April 11, 2026
Windows Insider Preview Build 29565.1000 has been released in the Windows 11 Insider Canary Channel. Key updates include improved performance for the Bubbles screensaver on high refresh rate monitors, refinements to the drag tray based on user feedback, and enhancements to the Windows Security app, which now features color-coded icon badges for Secure Boot status. The Feedback Hub has also received updates, including a new default window size that remembers dimensions, mouse back button navigation, and improved visibility for community feedback. Canary Channel builds may be unstable and are subject to change. Users can enable a toggle in Settings to access new features gradually. A clean installation of Windows 11 is required to exit the Canary Channel.
Winsage
April 11, 2026
Microsoft has released four new preview builds of Windows 11 for the Windows Insider Program across its Canary, Dev, and Beta channels. In the Canary channel, the latest update KB5083824 upgrades systems to Windows 11 build 28020.1812, introducing improvements such as customizable touchpad right-click zone sizes, a smaller peek view for the Drag tray, visibility into Secure Boot certificate status in Windows Security, and design updates in the Feedback Hub. For those in the Canary channel who opted for the 29xxx build series, build 29565.1000 includes underlying platform changes, enhancements to the bubble screensaver for high refresh rate displays, and the same Drag tray, Windows Security, and Feedback Hub improvements. In the Dev channel, users can upgrade to Windows 11 25H2 build 26300.8170 with update KB5083632, while the Beta channel receives update KB5083635, upgrading to Windows 11 25H2 build 26220.8165. Both updates feature storage improvements allowing FAT32 drive formatting up to 2 TB from the command line, corrected Data usage views in Network settings, and the same Windows Security and Feedback Hub enhancements.
Winsage
March 13, 2026
Microsoft has released three new preview builds of Windows 11 for Insiders in the Canary, Dev, and Beta Channels. - Canary Build 28020.1737: Introduces a feature allowing male users to configure their pen tail button to launch the same application as the Copilot keyboard key, also present in the 25H2 build 26100.8106 and the 24H2 build 26200.8106. - Dev Channel (26300.8068) and Beta Channel (26220.8062) Updates: - The Drag Tray feature has been rebranded as the Drop Tray, with settings moved to System > Multitasking. - Pen users can set their pen tail button to launch the same application as the Copilot keyboard key. - Users can now select a custom name for their user folder during Windows setup, adhering to standard naming conventions. - A new interface for point-in-time restore allows local administrators to view or modify default restore settings and see available restore points.
Winsage
March 7, 2026
Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26300.7965 (KB 5079385) has been released to the Dev Channel, featuring new updates and improvements. Key changes include the reintroduction of administrator protection for safeguarding admin rights, refinements to the drag tray in response to user feedback, voice typing for renaming files in File Explorer, and the elimination of white flashes when launching or resizing File Explorer windows. Updates are gradually rolled out to Insiders who opted in through Settings > Windows Update, and some features may not reach public release. The desktop watermark is a standard feature for Insider pre-release builds.
Winsage
March 6, 2026
Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.7961 (KB 5079382) has been released to the Beta Channel, introducing new features and improvements. Key updates include the reintroduction of administrator protection for users with administrative privileges, refined drag tray functionality in sharing, voice typing availability when renaming files in File Explorer, elimination of white flashes when launching and resizing File Explorer windows, and enhanced reliability for unblocking downloaded files. Updates are based on Windows 11, version 25H2, and are rolled out using Controlled Feature Rollout technology. Features may not be publicly released and could evolve or be removed based on feedback.
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