Microsoft drops Windows 10 sets the tab window feature

The long-awaited feature of the Windows 10 tabbed window called "Bundles" was dropped according to a tweet from a Microsoft project manager.

The Bundles feature allowed Windows 10 users to organize applications, documents, and related tasks in a single tabbed window. This would allow them to work more easily with all the information needed for a particular task located in an organized "set".

When Microsoft announced this feature, users were excited that it would finally bring the tabbed file explorer and tabbed console to Windows.

While the development in Sets continued for some time in the Windows 10 Insider releases, Microsoft finally announced that it was withdrawing public development from the versions of Set from Insider and that it would not be released with the release. day Windows 10 October 2018 (Redstone 5).

The announcement, however, indicated that Windows 10 Sets was just being developed in-house and that would come back in a later version of the Windows Insider program.

"If you have tested sets, you will not see it from the current version, however, the sets will come back in a future WIP flight." Thank you again for your comments. "

In a tweet from Rich Turner, senior project manager at Microsoft, it was discovered that Sets had been put on hold.

Turner said, however, that adding tab navigation to the Windows shell is high on the list of tasks to be performed. So we hope that it will come back under a different form name or feature.

H / T HowToGeek.com