“As is normal for the Dev Channel, we will often try things out and get feedback and adjust based on the feedback we receive, the Windows Insider team said.
Microsoft is also reverting a change that removed various legacy settings in File Explorer in the build 23481. Introduced in the build 23475 earlier this month, Dynamic Lighting settings let Insiders control RGB devices without the need for third-party apps. The build 23486 also introduces Wave, Wheel, and Gradient effects in the new Dynamic Lighting section of the Settings app. There, they can search and delete any saved passkey. Starting with this build, Insiders can also manage saved passkeys for apps and websites by going to Settings > Accounts > Passkeys. In addition, users can use their phone to complete the application logon process,” the Windows Insider team explained. “Once a passkey is created, users can use Windows Hello (face, fingerprint, PIN) to sign in. Microsoft has been working with the FIDO alliance and other major platforms to make passkeys a common passwordless sign-in method, and Windows Hello on Windows 11 can make that pretty seamless with a PIN, facial recognition, or fingerprint. Google, Best Buy, and eBay are some of the websites that support passkeys as an alternative to passwords for login. This builds improve the passwordless experience by allowing Windows Insiders to use Windows Hello to create and sign in using passkeys on any app or website that supports them. Microsoft has just released the Windows 11 Insider build 23486 for Dev Channel testers.
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