This helps integrate OneDrive content into search results. File Explorer also features improved search now, powered by Windows Search itself. In Start, you'll notice that when you hover a little longer over any of the options on the side bar, such as the power menu, the sidebar will now expand over the apps list, displaying text for each of the options. You can choose a name, label (defined by color), time, and location for the event, or jump into the Calendar app if you need more details. For example, the calendar flyout in the system tray can now be used to quickly create new calendar events, so you don't have to open the Calendar app to do it. Microsoft has also made some improvements to parts of the UI and UX in the desktop environment. If you go into the settings for each app, you'll also notice some new imagery to represent notifications in the Action Center and notification banners. The list of notification senders is also now sorted by most recent, so you can more easily find settings for an app that sent you a notification more recently. This way, you don't have to stop notifications entirely, or mute sound on a per-app basis. For starters, there's a new global setting to turn off sound for notifications.
Once you get to the notifications page in the Settings app, there are some more changes.
If you want to change settings for a specific app, though, you also have a new button in each notification, which you can click to go directly into that app's settings. For starters, it's now easier to get to your notification settings thanks to a new "Manage notifications" link in the Action Center, which will take you straight to the general notification settings page.
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Nonetheless, let's take a look at what will be different once you get this update.Ī number of improvements have been made in regards to notifications in Windows 10 version 1909.
Having so much in common with the previous version of Windows 10 also means there aren't that many new features here.
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