What is the difference between Win10 10532 and 10525?

Microsoft has just pushed a new Windows 10 build to Insider. The latest Windows 10 build 10532 doesn't make a big update based on the previous version (build 10525) as you would expect, so there aren't any new features in this release. However, fortunately, there are several bug fixes and other general improvements in this version, which will improve the running experience of this build to some extent.

Recommended: Win10 Build 10532 Preview Update Summary

As Microsoft has previously claimed, this build includes several improvements to improve the performance of the Microsoft Edge browser. The following is the update of this version:

First, improve the context menu

We listened to the consistency feedback problem of the menu in Windows 10, so we made some modifications on this. Added some modern style to the look and feel. Although we are still in the process of perfecting, you will still see a lot of changes in this build. We will further unify the bright and dark themes across platforms; we expect you to be able to use the features of these new changes and provide us with additional feedback.

Second, share Windows feedback

Windows feedback app will allow you to easily share your feedback with others.

You now have the option to share with any app, support Windows sharing or just paste the link and paste it into your clipboard so you can paste it anywhere. We believe this will help Insider to more easily share specific feedback and suggestions with other Insiders in Twitter or Insider forum discussions and communicate directly with our engineers. Naturally, we want to hear your feedback after using these new features.

In this build, the new language pack also provides language support for Windows Insider project members.

To get the latest Windows 10 build, you need to be a Windows Insider project member first. If you want to sign up as a member of the Windows Insider project, go to inider.windows.com and you can find more information there.

As usual, Microsoft has not provided an ISO image for this build. It's worth mentioning that this build is only open for members of the Insider Quick Updates, and Microsoft may (or may not) provide downloads for slow update members.

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