Microsoft is reportedly planning to roll out wallpaper stickers for Windows 11 users. As per a report by WindowsLatest, the tech giant is working on new stickers that will provide users a new way to personalise PCs as per their liking. Currently, Windows 11 comes with a wide range of features that users can access to customise the appearance of their PC. You can pick accent colours as per the apps you use or your wallpaper. It also comes with a transparency effect for apps called Mica. The report suggests that references for wallpaper stickers support have been found in the Windows 11 preview builds.
According to the report, Microsoft is working on a pre-installed app ‘Sticker Editor’ that will allow users to create their own stickers for the desktop. The feature will be quite similar to the sticker creating feature in Telegram. Users will be able to select stickers using the app and customise its look to add it on their wallpaper. Although the sticker will persist over all wallpapers, WindowsLatest suggests that the sticker may not work over a slideshow.
As per the screenshot shared with the report, the new feature will be available in the personalization settings section. Microsoft is also reportedly planning a new email client under the Outlook brand. According to a previous report by WindowsLatest, Microsoft’s project codenamed ‘Project Monarch’ is aimed at building a cross-platform email app for users.
Currently Windows 10 and Windows 11 come with a pre-installed Mail & Calendar app based on Universal Windows Platform (UWP). The app follows a Windows 10 style user interface and has its limitations. That’s why most of the users prefer using the Outlook desktop app or web app. The report by WindowsLatest suggests that the company may roll out a new Outlook app under Project Monarch. The report further reveals that Microsoft may promote the new app as a reboot of the Mail & Calendar app.
