US EditionWindows 11 Start menu uses a 15MB JSON, not AI, to organize apps under categories
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Windows 11 Start menu uses a 15MB JSON, not AI, to organize apps under categories
Windows 11 25H2’s default new Start menu is a single-page scrollable layout with a few new features, including Categories. You cannot create a Category and group apps as you wish, but Microsoft will do that for you. And you might wonder how apps are grouped under dozens of different categories. Is it AI? Microsoft server? No, it’s a JSON file of 15MB. While using the new Start menu, which is still rolling out to testers in the Windows Insider Pr…
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