Win10 Threshold 2 internal version 10537 will bring new animation and icon

Currently Win10 Threshold 2 is still under development, more signs that Microsoft will continue to improve the Windows 10 system UI, in the latest internal version of Win10 Build 10537, Microsoft redraw Some icons, and bring a new animation effect to the Modern Universal app, will have the same switch as the Win32 program.

It is also worth noting that the icon set of the Win10 traditional interface has been refurbished, including the device manager and control panel icons. Microsoft will further abandon the old icons in Threshold 2, especially those Win95-style icons. Compared to the official version of Win10 RTM, the TH2 internal version has changed a lot.

Another change is an improvement to the right-click menu. They are no longer pure white, but add a touch of gray tones, especially for daylight conditions. Win10 Threshold 2 is expected to be officially released in early November. Windows Insider can now experience Win10 TH2 early build Build 10532, which has changed.

Win10 Threshold 2 is expected to support Skype messaging, voice and video integration applications, and Edge browser plug-in extension support.

It is also rumored that Microsoft Edge brings extended support, which will be a worthwhile content.

According to the internal Windows 10 Threshold 2 version, the system has been updated with interface and icons.

Some of the interface improvements, including the Windows 10 Universal app, will also have window animations that turn on and off the desktop app.

The Windows 10 icon set will also be updated, including the device manager, icons in the control panel, and the old Windows icons will gradually disappear.

The current version of Windows Insider that can be installed is already an earlier version of Threshold 2, and does not include some of the improvements mentioned in this article.