Microsoft is preparing to launch the first major update “22H2” of Windows 11 in the fall of 2022, and these devices are expected to be updated in October. Meanwhile, Microsoft is also working on a feature update for next year’s 23H2, which is expected to deliver some exciting features, some of which may also appear in early versions of Windows 11.
According to Windows Latest, one of the features of Microsoft Windows 11 23H2 may be the Desktop App Folder. Microsoft has confirmed that it’s bringing folders to the Start menu, but the latest leak suggests that an app folder on the desktop is also in development, possibly coming to the Dev channel in the coming months.
Microsoft revealed support for Windows desktop app folders at a hybrid work event. The feature is similar to the Start Menu’s folders, allowing users to drag an app icon onto another app icon to create an “app folder” on the desktop.
Microsoft may be developing this feature internally, or it may be just a concept, so there is no guarantee that it will be completed and released. Microsoft Windows application folder function has appeared in Windows 10, and users can place the tiles in the start menu together and click to expand the view. Earlier, Microsoft first supported tile folders in WP 8.1 GDR1.
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