Microsoft has decided to remove the Sets function from Windows 10 Redstone 5 Build. The tab system that was supposed to improve productivity is no longer available. The giant explains itself.
Sets are certainly one of the most important improvements offered by Windows 10. It allows you to take advantage of a tab system accessible from a single window of an application or a Win32 program. It was officially announced last year by Microsoft and Windows Insiders users were able to discover its possibilities through the Windows 10 Redstone 5 builds.
However, we are witnessing a step backward situation. It allows you to take advantage of a tab system accessible from a single window of an application or a Win32 program. It was officially announced last year by Microsoft and Windows Insiders users were able to discover its possibilities through the Windows 10 Redstone 5 builds.
However, we are witnessing a step backward for the giant. The decision to remove Sets has been made. Microsoft does not specify a date for its return. Some people already believe that Sets will not be included in the next Windows 10 upgrade. We’re talking about Redstone 5 scheduled for next fall.
Windows 10 and Sets, see you in the future…
Microsoft justifies its decision by emphasizing:
“We continue to receive valuable information from you as we develop this feature. This allows us to ensure the best possible experience as soon as it is ready for broadcast. From this version, Sets is no longer available. Based on your feedback, some of the things we focus on include visual design improvements. Sets will return in the future”.
Despite its launch with Redstone 5, Sets has never been accompanied by a specific calendar. Its development process has accelerated with the publication of the first Redstone 5 constructions but more work remains to be done.
With its withdrawal from the OS, Microsoft is clearly playing the security card. Sets go to the heart of Windows content manipulation. Last minute bugs or failures can lead to disasters making Windows 10 operation problematic if not impossible.