Microsoftduring the week Windows 11 shared two new Insider versions for The technology giant presented a remarkable innovation in the first Windows 11 version 23H2 compilation. With the new feature comes quick actions for date, time and phone numbers.
Windows 11, “Recommended Actions” (Suggested Actions) will make suggestions to users about what to do. Date, time or phone numbers users who copy will be presented with some ready suggestions.
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What are Windows 11 Recommended Actions and how to use them?
Released for Windows 11 Insider Windows 11 Build 25115, it didn’t offer anything new, except for the features we’ve seen before and some fixes. However, the feature called Suggested Actions managed to attract attention. So what are Windows 11 Suggested Actions and how to use them?
On the blog by Microsoft How Suggested Actions work exemplified. By duplicating a phone number, the user will be offered Windows Teams or ‘click-to-dial’ calling functions. These recommendations will be displayed with a collapsible UI and will also support third-party applications (WhatsApp call like do).
If the date and time are copied in Windows 11, users will be able to create events in calendar applications where the date and time are filled automatically. Again, third-party applications can be used for date and time (Google Calendar as).
The new feature, which is stated to be developed according to the preferences of the users; It is not yet clear what functions it will expand to other than date, time and phone numbers. Also, Microsoft disable the feature He didn’t say whether he had the option or not.
Suggested Actions, which will be offered to Insider users first, are likely to expand to more users if they work properly. In addition, it is possible that Microsoft will add more functionality (web addresses, street addresses or copied texts).
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