Windows 10 File Explorer may launch UI design

However, the Windows team has been keeping the design level tight for the past few internal previews, and the final official update with incremental changes to File Explorer may be coming to an end.

There are rumors that the Windows team intends to improve one of the most eye-catching UI elements in File Explorer.

According to reports on the foreign htnovo website, Microsoft is likely to introduce the FLUENT element to File Explorer (File Explorer) at its first developer conference in May, and may add this feature to mass users before 2020.

Screenshots of the new UI of File Explorer show that the new UI highlights the Windows 10 mail sidebar elements, and a new hybrid download feature appears in the right-click menu of Microsoft's new Chromium Edge browser.

So far, apart from the windowing aspect of Microsoft's operating system, the Windows design team has not made any changes to File Explorer (File Explorer) and its content management, another important part of the operating system.

However, this information and screenshots of the new UI have not been officially confirmed. If the news is accurate, it may take several months. However, as Microsoft hopes to improve its edge browsing experience and build a lighter operating system to compete with Chrome, it is not impossible that a new File Explorer UI design will be launched sometime this year.