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Windows 11 Getting a New Trick to Snap Windows
Windows 11 is apparently Microsoft’s next big release, with the company expected to officially take the wraps off the new operating system during a dedicated event on June 24. And while the excitement is getting higher the closer we get t…
And while the excitement is getting higher the closer we get to this upcoming event, a build that leaked earlier this week provides us with an early look at Windows 10 and the changes that it brings.
One of them concerns the way you snap windows in the operating system.
Window snapping has been around quite a while in Windows, as it was enough to simply drag a window to a certain corner or side of the screen to snap it. But in Windows 11, Microsoft is introducing a new way to do this using the maximize window button.
In other words, the maximize button is getting some superpowers, as it’s enough to simply hover it in Windows 11 to reveal four different options that let you instantly snap the window when clicked.
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title: Detect Exploitation - Windows 11 Getting a New Trick to Snap Windows
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status: experimental
description: Automatisch generierte SIEM-Erkennungsregel basierend auf CTI Intelligence
references:
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author: iShareStuff CTI Automated Detection Engine
date: 2026-09-24
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