Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 11 is getting a new “Feature Flags” system, giving users more control over experimental features in the operating system. The upcoming addition, spotted in recent Insider builds, introduces a dedicated settings page where users can manually enable or disable features – similar to how flags work in Google Chrome.
Microsoft is FINALLY adding a “Feature Flags” page to Windows Insider settings that will let you manually toggle new features on or off without needing to use vivetool or suffering through CFR! (Hidden bits in 26300.8155, not enabled yet) pic.twitter.com/YiP4acx0Nu
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Until now, Windows 11 relied on a Controlled Feature Rollout (CFR) system, where updates were gradually released to a limited number of users in phases. This meant that even Windows Insiders – who sign up specifically to test new features – often had to wait or use third-party
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