We fixed an issue resulting in errors for some Insiders when trying to launch Settings via URI, including when using the Display Settings and Personalization options when right clicking the desktop.

We fixed a DWM memory leak impacting Insiders in recent flights.

There's also a decently long list of fixes in this build, which might help make it more usable.

Live previews for websites pinned to the taskbar from Microsoft Edge are now rolling out for all Insiders.

Please continue sharing feedback about the emoji search results in the Feedback Hub under Input and Language > Emoji Panel.

We’re updating the emoji panel (WIN + Period) to support searching in more languages, including Amharic, Belarus, Cherokee, Filipino, Faroese, Icelandic, Khmer, Mongolian (Cyrillic script), Burmese, Sindhi, Serbian (Cyrillic script), Serbian (Latin script), Swahili, Thai, Turkmen, Tonga, Uzbek (Latin script), and Cantonese (Traditional).

We’ll let you know once the rollout for the remaining IMEs increases. We are now rolling out the new IME candidate window design to all Windows Insiders I the Dev Channel using Japanese, Chinese Traditional, and Indic IMEs.Starting with the miscellaneous improvements in build 21337, there are updates to emoji panel and the updated IME for Asian languages should now be available for everyone: It wouldn't be an Insider build without accompanying lists of minor improvements, fixes, and known issues, though, and there's a bit to go over with this release. After last week's build 21332 focused more so on removing features rather than adding them, this build actually includes a bunch of news, such as Windows Terminal and Power Automate Desktop now being included as system apps. Microsoft has released its weekly build of Windows 10 for Insiders in the Dev channel, bringing the build number up to 21337.

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