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How to Move a Window From One Virtual Desktop to Another in Windows 10
Windows 10 comes with a useful feature called Task View. It allows having virtual desktops, which the user can use to organize apps and open windows. It is possible to move windows between virtual desktops to arrange them in a useful way. In this post, we will review two methods you can use to move an open app window between your virtual desktops in Windows 10.
Microsoft is releasing a new Skype version to stable branch users. The app version 8.53 comes with a variety of fixes and improvements, including the ability to view chats during a call.
Yet another change has been spotted by Edge Insiders. Now, the new tab page can display the weather forecast and personal greetings right on the new tab page.
Mozilla is releasing a new version of their popular Firefox browser to the stable branch. Firefox 70 is now available, bringing WebRender to a larger number of users, comes with privacy and safety enhancements, and user interface improvements, including a new logo, a geolocation indicator, native (system) dark theme support for internal pages on Windows, and much more.
Microsoft is releasing Windows 10 Build 18363.418 from the 19H2 development branch, which represents Windows 10 version 1909, and now known as 'November 2019 Update'. The update is not available to Slow Ring Insiders, it is released exclusively to the Release preview ring.
How to Log Off Another User in Windows 10
Although the concept of multiple users sharing one device or one PC is getting rarer by the day, there are still cases when you have to share PCs and switch users fast. Sometimes you need to end a session for another user signed in to your computer. Here are a number of methods you can use.
The latest Canary update of the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser brought a change to the Media AutoPlay Blocking feature. Previously, the user could choose between Allow, Limit, and Block. Now the Block option is removed from the GUI and is hidden behind a flag.
Mozilla is working on a page translation feature, similar to the one in Google Chrome. If you are a Firefox user, soon you will be able to right-click on a page in Firefox and translate it to your native language.
There is a small change in Windows 10 version 1909. Microsoft Store, the main entry point for UWP apps in Windows 10, appears unpinned from the taskbar.
Microsoft has released a new cumulative updates to Insiders in the Release Preview ring of Windows 10. The patch KB4522355 changes the build numbers to Build 18362.448 for those who have version 1903 (19H1) installed, and to Build 18363.448 for Insiders running Windows 10 version 1909 (19H2).
