Widgets return to the desktop with Windows 11 but third-party widgets will not be supported for now

One of the most attractive aspects with the arrival of each renewal of an operating system are the aesthetic changes. Whether it's Android, iOS, macOS, Windows... in all cases there is a demand to get new wallpapers, new widgets... and in the case of Windows 11 this was not going to be different. Although to the disappointment of many, we now know that Windows 11 Widgets will be exclusive to this version and for now will not have third-party support

For those who already thought about customizing their copy of Windows 10 with the new Windows 11 designs or those who thought about using third-party developments, it's all a jug of cold water, it seems that for now will have to settle for using what Microsoft decides to introduce in Windows 11

Return widgets to desktop

Windows 11 resumes the use of widgets, but it will only be this version of Windows that will be able to use them Some news that they have made known in Beta Collector through their Twitter account and which has been echoed by fellow Microsofters. In addition, there will be no support for third-party developments.

Widgets will be exclusively from Microsoft, initially and as Walking Cat informs, they will be exclusive to Windows 11 and only those that arrive with the operating system will be admittedSupport for third-party widgets will still have to wait a while.

Windows 11 now has a new area for the use of widgets and thus mitigate the impact of the disappearance of Lives Tilesfrom the Start menu.And although for now we do not know what are all the options that may come in this section when Windows 11 is officially announced, it is expected that Microsoft will debut with an interesting package of alternatives that allow users to fully customize their equipment.

You have to remember that officially, with the arrival of Windows 10 the desktop widgets disappeared You could no longer access it as before to information about CPU speed or calendar access. Windows 8 saw them disappear and to use them you had to pull third-party applications.

Via | Microsofters