More multitasking features are coming to Windows 10 – Pocket-lint

(Pocket-lint) – Microsoft is improving your options for multitasking in Windows 10. Making it both easier and giving you more ways to multitask and snap windows too.

In the near future, as part of the Windows 10 Sun Valley update, it is said that there will be more ways of multitasking that include improved capture capabilities.

Aligning windows side by side has been easy for a long time in Windows 10, but now Microsoft seems to be improving this feature and making it more user-friendly.

Soon you will be able to drag windows to the corner of the screen and those windows will then be intuitively resized to fit perfectly. This should mean that it will be even easier to multitask with windows side by side.

Another highlight of the update is rated by Windows Latest. Microsoft is apparently considering making Aero Shake an optional setting. This is a setting that allows you to shake the current window you are using to automatically minimize everything else on the screen. This can be useful if you need to focus, but many users have found it frustrating. We accidentally used it a few times when we didn’t want to. In the future, you can change the settings and disable this setting.

Further enhancements such as separate virtual desktops for each monitor are also in the works. Although we have to wait until the second half of 2021 before Sun Valley launches, Microsoft is still rolling out feature updates in the form of version 21H1 so that Windows 10 continues to improve.

Written by Adrian Willings.