Microsoft Releases Windows 10 Build 16226 with Big Changes and New Features

Microsoft rolled out a new Windows 10 Redstone 3 preview build a couple of hours ago with major improvements, including new features that are projected to be part of the Fall Creators Update coming in September this year.

First and foremost, the new Windows 10 default browser Microsoft Edge is getting tons of new features, including new behavior for tabs, which can now be closed even when JavaScript dialogs are showing. This way, closing a tab or the full Edge window remains available all the time, no matter what’s on the screen.

Furthermore, Microsoft has also introduced a cookie and setting import tool from Google Chrome, a feature that all the other major browsers have, as well as EPUB refinements like copy and ask Cortana, ink notes, and books roamed across devices.

The bookmark manager has also been revamped with a new directory tree-based UI, but also with options to edit URLs for favorites and group policy support for defining and locking pre-configured fav...