Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14926 brings some new features as well as other enhancements like:
- New experimental “Snooze” action on a tab in Microsoft Edge has been added to provide you with a way to set a Cortana reminder on the website you are viewing
- When your PC updates it will check for apps that have been uninstalled, and it will preserve that state once the update has completed
- Regardless of your Num Lock state, numbers will be input if you’re typing into the pin password field
- New Extensions has been added to Microsoft Edge including TamperMonkey and Microsoft Personal Shopping Assistant
- The ability to export your favorites from Microsoft Edge to an HTML file
- The issue causing Adobe Acrobat Reader to crash when you try to launch it has been fixed
- he issue causing the Settings app to crash when navigating to Settings > Personalization has been fixed
- An issue where Windows icons and text are not rendered correctly on some devices with Intel Atom (Clovertrail) processors has been fixed
- Scaling for full screen games where the aspect ratio doesn’t match the native display resolution, for example, when playing Counter Strike: Global Offensive using a 4:3 stretched resolution has been improved
- The issue where some people would experience a bugcheck (bluescreen) after plugging/unplugging certain types of Kindles such as the Paperwhite and Voyage has been fixed
- This build improves the performance on websites with changes to large numbers of HTML Elements containing text by improving spellchecker efficiency
- The largest cause of reliability issues in Microsoft Edge running on Insider Preview builds has been addressed
- An issue resulting in certain links (for example, Facebook) displaying a default favicon in the Microsoft Edge Tab, rather than the logo intended by the website has been fixed
- An issue where the Wi-Fi icon in the taskbar might show full bars when connected to a Wi-Fi network with low signal has been fixed
- The issue which prevented the wireless network adapter in Surface Pro 1 and Surface Pro 2 devices from working as well as issue with the Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows not working. and other wireless network adapters from third-parties such as D-Link has been fixed
- An issue where File Explorer’s “Open Command window here” context menu option was opening set to the C:\Windows\System32 path, rather than the desired directory has been fixed
- An issue potentially resulting in the taskbar no longer auto-hiding when a full screen window has focus has been fixed
