Microsoft has revamped the Windows 11 Start menu in a significant update for its Insider users. The redesign addresses previous criticisms regarding usability and customization limitations. The new menu allows for app visibility without navigating to a separate screen, with an 'All Apps' section that can be easily accessed. Users can now choose between a grid or category view, with Windows automatically organizing apps into categories. This layout makes better use of screen space while catering to user preferences, allowing for quicker access to frequently used applications.
The new Start menu uses space more wisely, allowing for easy scrolling through apps without switching screens, and adapting views to user preferences.
With the new Start menu, you can easily switch between grid and category views, improving accessibility and organization of applications.
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