The Windows file explorer could have a new design this year

Over the years, Microsoft has constantly updated the file explorer in Windows, but if you think it's time to make improvements to its design, you may have the chance because, according to HTNovo, Microsoft seems determined to update the program design. File Explorer later this year.

The new version of File Explorer will adopt the Fluent Design language of the company, launched a few years ago, a design language that has slowly made its way to various services and applications Microsoft. We are not sure of the final form, but HTNovo has reviewed imaginative imagery created by Michael West, a Microsoft designer.

If we assume that the end result looks like what we see in the picture above, we should say that there will be important aesthetic changes, but we are not sure that the new design could also bring new features to File Explorer, but we'll have to wait to see the final result. . Although the official release of these changes may not occur until 2020, this report states that these changes should reach Windows Insiders subscribers later this year, so we can learn more about the changes made at that time. .

The company has made changes over the years, as in Windows Vista and Windows 7, but this could be a huge change once it is deployed to all users.

#FluentFriday things. This time it is a full version of the file explorer sidebar that I may have shared a few weeks ago (?), Accompanied by a context menu more in line with Fluent guidelines Design. pic.twitter.com/6GXfgX8CBm

– Michael West (@itsmichaelwest) March 22, 2019