Microsoft has announced a major upgrade for its Copilot AI assistant for Windows 11, converting it to a completely native app with a better user experience from a web-based interface. The purpose of this update is to provide a smooth, more integrated AI experience that aligns with the aesthetics and functionality of Windows 11.
The new Copilot app has a modern UI, which includes the design language of Windows 11 with the Micah Blur Effects, the native reference menu and a more liquid experience. Users can now use several chat instruments through a sidebar, improve multitasking and make it easier to return to previous interactions.
One of the most important changes is an infection away from the previous web-raper implementation of the copilot, which depends on the webwue of the age. This change feels the accessory like an integrated part of the operating system rather than expanding the browser of Microsoft.
Users can launch Copilot using a new shortcut-Alt + spaceBy clicking on the Copilot icon in the system tray. The assistant now supports deep system integration, allowing it to control Windows settings more effectively, execute commands and help more easily with productivity functions.
The updated Copilot app also brings a better adaptation option, including the settings to control whether it starts on the boot, keeps chat history, or integrates with other Microsoft services such as Edge and Office.
Currently, the new native Copilot experience Rolling Windows interiors for testing before wide release in the coming weeks. As Microsoft continues to refine its AI offerings, this update ranks Copilot as a central feature in the Windows ecosystem, providing users to users more comfortable and responsible AI.
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