Author: Chris Hoffman / Source: howtogeek.com
Windows 10’s Redstone 5 update has a “Sets” feature that adds tabs to almost every window on your desktop. But it also changes how Alt+Tab works, since those tabs appear in the normal Alt+Tab switcher you use to switch between windows.
You can disable this, if you like, to make Alt+Tab work more like it used to.
Redstone 5 is currently available in Insider Preview form, and will be released in the Fall of 2018 under a different name that presumably won’t have anything to do with dogs.What is Sets?
The Sets feature on Windows 10 adds tabs to almost every application’s title bar. It supports traditional desktop applications that use the standard Windows title bar and new UWP applications from the Store, too. Some applications use their own custom title bars—for example, Chrome, Firefox, Steam, and iTunes—so they won’t support Sets.
Applications that do work with Sets will have a tab bar inserted into their title bars. Click the “+” button on the title bar to open a new tab. In the current version of Redstone 5, this opens a new Microsoft Edge browser tab in any application.
You can also drag these tabs between windows. So, if you open a File Explorer window and a Notepad window, you can drag the Notepad window…
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