"The latest 0.94 release of PowerToys, the useful addons for Windows power users, includes a new shortcut conflicts feature that can detect what shortcuts are currently in use by Windows or PowerToys modules. There are so many PowerToys to choose from now that it's easy to create a conflict and have two things happen at once when you activate a keyboard shortcut. Any conflicts will be highlighted in red in this conflicts tool, so you can reassign them quickly."
"Microsoft is also working on addressing another big missing Windows 11 feature with a PowerToy module. "We are planning some nice new features and improvements for next month - a revamped Keyboard Manager UI, and a new utility that can automatically switch between light and dark mode based on your schedule," says Niels Laute, a senior product manager at Microsoft."
PowerToys 0.94 includes a shortcut conflicts feature that detects shortcuts currently in use by Windows or PowerToys modules, highlighting conflicts in red for quick reassignment. A forthcoming PowerToy will provide automatic switching between light and dark modes based on user schedules, with options for sunrise and sunset timing. A revamped Keyboard Manager UI is also planned. Windows 11 currently lacks native scheduled theme switching. PowerToys continues to offer utilities such as Advanced Paste, Always on Top, FancyZones, and a Spotlight-like Command Palette launcher. The latest PowerToys release is available for download from Microsoft's GitHub page.
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