Published 2 years ago

Microsoft is finally opening up widgets to developers in Windows 11 update

Summary by Ground News

Microsoft has announced that widgets will soon be able to be developed by third-party developers for Windows 11. Since its release in October 2021, widgets in the latest Windows update have seen a muted reception. With WWDC 2022 a few weeks away, it could be a substantial improvement that could help make it rival the widgets that Apple make available in iOS 16.

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Tech Radar

Microsoft is finally opening up widgets to developers in Windows 11 update

Could it step toe-to-toe with macOS?

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Digital Trends

Windows 11 widgets finally opening to third-party developers

The Widgets feature in Windows 11 is going to get a big boost, backed by developers who now can build third-party widgets for the OS.

2 years ago·United States

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The Verge

Microsoft will support third-party Windows 11 widgets later this year

Developers will get access to widgets soon.

2 years ago·United States

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Techmeme

Microsoft plans to support third-party Windows 11 widgets later in 2022, letting developers offer them as “companion experiences” to their Win32 or PWA apps

By Tom Warren / The Verge. View the full context on Techmeme.

2 years ago

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XDA-Developers

Microsoft is finally bringing third-party widgets to Windows 11

Microsoft announced at its Build 2022 conference that it's going to be allowing third-party developers to make widgets for Windows 11.

2 years ago·United States

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GIGAZINE

Microsoft will support third-party Windows 11 widgets in the second half of 2022, and developers will be able to add widgets to Win32 or PWA apps Can now be offered as a “companion experience”

At the developer session “Microsoft Build” held on 2022/5/24, Microsoft will make third-party applications on Windows 11 in the second half of 2022 Revealed that we will start supporting widgets.

2 years ago

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