Microsoft started re-releasing Windows 10 version 1809 yesterday (ISOs available here) and issued cumulative updates to many versions belonging to the operating system, including Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 versions. Enhance that done, the agency is now pushing an innovative Preview Build to Windows Insiders through the Fast ring and this is one mega build!

Windows 10 19H1 Insider Preview Build 18282 is right now available bringing a lightweight theme, window snip tool, improved printing experience, several other changes and enhancements to the Windows Insiders.

Here's everything that's new with Windows 10 19H1 Build 18282

Ever since that time we introduced the option to choose between light and dark in Windows 10, we've heard feedback good friends a truer separation forwards and backwards options. Any time you select Light under Settings > Personalization > Colors, the expectation would certainly system color may be lighter too. As well as didn't do that before - the taskbar and a lot other things stayed dark. Now, if you choose Light under Settings > Personalization > Colors, all system UI can be light. Companies provided include the taskbar, Start menu, Action Center, touch keyboard, and more often.

When you update this build, your digestive system color won't automatically change to the new light system color. The reason is we want everything as exactly as you left it when you did the update. We're leaving the alternative up to you! In case you have light mode selected for the single copy update.

To try the full light experience, simply click the "Choose your color" dropdown and pick Light.

As a part of this work we're also adding a whole new default wallpaper! Showcased above, countless uses for flash on your PC today at Settings > Personalization > Themes and selecting "Windows Light". This will also reprogram your PC that need be light themed.

To offer to hearing your feedback about the new light system color experience. However, please be aware that we're still working on "lightening up" different types of the OS and refining the feeling. For example, the OneDrive icon through the notification area (system tray) is white causing it to be hard to see while you're using the light system color. Expect us to refine this experience.
Bringing window snip to your modern snipping experience

When you started this journey, we inquired your feedback and a couple requests shone that beats all others:

Add a delay snip option
Add window snip mode

Delay snip was the most important on our list, as well as added it with app version 10.1807. We then addressed will want to of your requests with app version 10.1809*, and these days are really excited to announce that window snip obtained care of to Insiders too!

Start your snip via the preferred entry point (WIN + Shift + S, Print Screen (if you've enabled it), directly from within Snip & Sketch, etc.), decide on the window snip option towards the top, and snip away! That selection are likely to be remembered purchasing a you start a snip.

The window snipping experience is for purchase for 50% of Insiders, when we want to ensure a smooth rollout - we'll let you know once it's live for 100%.

What's next? Tell us what you'd enjoy visiting!

*This app update is actually starting to reveal to people on Windows 10 version 1809! Keep in mind that the borders feature is right now only supported on 19H1 builds, and like window snipping today is only available for 50% of Insiders.
Enhancing your modern printing experience

You'll watch a few differences if you update to today's build:

First and foremost, the print dialog now supports light theme!
Second: That allows you to improve clarity, we've updated a portion of the printing choices to now include icons to aid you to easily and quickly identify the one you're searching for. We've also added a line of description towards of the dropdown settings. This really is seen in the Pages example below, and then in other settings if you decide to click More Settings in the bottoom of the print dialog.
Finally: People who have a long printer name, it can now wrap and never being shortened.

If you have any further feedback inside of the printing space, please don't hesitate make sure us! You could log feedback in this in the Feedback Hub under Devices and Drivers > Print.

Updating Windows Update

Driven by customer feedback, we're introducing two important the latest features to provide with additional control over updates:

Pause Updates: We're making the Pause Updates feature simpler to find by surfacing the latest option correct the ??Settings > Update and Security > Windows Update' page. Just like before, when Pause is enabled, some updates, like Windows Defender definition updates, will continue to be installed. On top of that, Pause could very well be enabled for sometimes a pre-defined number of days or up until specific day (day selector is ready on Advanced options page).

Intelligent Active Hours: Setting your active hours will let Windows know really should avoid rebooting your device. However, can certainly some of our users have shifting productivity schedules and remembering to regulate Active hours is truly a challenge. Now, Windows can automatically adjust active hours to help you based on your device activity. Proceed into ??Settings > Update and Security > Windows Update > Change active hours' page to switch this setting on and see that reboots do not disrupt your productive time.

Display brightness changes when seeing battery power

We've heard your feedback of a specific case whenever a display may become brighter when transitioning in a battery charger to solar battery. For 19H1, we're modifying the display brightness behavior to make sure this can not happen. If the first adjusts their display brightness, that brightness can be remembered for their preferred brightness if they are on battery or connected to a charger. This new behavior provides a more consistent and battery friendly experience. It won't affect battery saver mode settings; if a person has opted into lowering the screen brightness in battery saver mode, their display will still dim as soon as the battery is under the threshold selected.

Please use Feedback Hub to inform us if you agree! You can file the feedback plantar to category "Device and Drivers" and subcategory "Display and Graphics".
Narrator Improvements

Narrator Verbosity Improvements: We are now improving the amount information you hear while interacting in Windows and you'll see these changes filter in throughout future builds. In our current release you will discover a new Narrator Setting entitled "Hear advanced more knowledge about controls when navigating". If this feature is off you will not hear the advanced information previously spoken on controls. Added to that, Tooltips will not be read automatically. Use the Narrator Advanced Information command (Narrator + 0) to view a tooltip with a given item. In addition, you will notice that control button information will now begin to speak on a more consistent manner. Checkboxes and radio buttons is definitely the first controls utilizing this type of new behavior.

More consistent reading experience: Narrator text reading commands (previous/next for character/word/line/sentence/paragraph/page) is now able used to scan a complete window completely. It is no longer a possibility to get the "not on explorable text" error in support of when you get the boundary on the window luggage receive "no next/previous text." Also, the views choices now consistent a really wonderful within text content or dead. For example, everyone can use the views approach to search for a link anywhere contained in the active window.

Read by Sentence Braille support: A new read by sentence commands are actually available the braille display by pressing dots 2-3-4 or 2-3-4-7 in command input mode. Note, we are all still working on fixing a married couple issues.

Narrator character phonetic reading optimization: Inside the previous release, Narrator received support with characters phonetically. That may be, reading out "a Alfa, b Bravo, c Charlie" while navigating "abc" by character.

Improved, we have received feedback merely didn't want to hear the phonetic information announced automatically. Instead, this needs to be an on-demand feature, grow to be called upon once you needed it. In this type of release, let's no longer announce the phonetic information automatically. Just like you navigate by characters, in the following paragraphs be omitted. Should you need the phonetic information to disambiguate characters, you are able to issue a command to hear the phonetics. Use a keyboard command of Narrator key + Comma twice quickly. If, as one example, you are using the Standard Keyboard layout with all the default Narrator key setting of "Caps Lock or Insert", almost certainly issue the command of Caps Lock + Comma (or Insert + Comma), in which Comma key is pressed twice quickly while depressing the Caps Lock (or Insert) key.

Region hear phonetics to acquire a string of characters with a sustained fashion, the phonetics should be read out continuously like you move forward or backward on a range of characters when using the Read Next Character command (Narrator key + Period) or Read Previous Character command (Narrator key + M). However, in this particular mode, you'll simply hear the phonetics announced as opposed to the characters themselves (e.g., "Alfa Bravo Charlie"). Prevent hearing the phonetics, press just about any other command (e.g., Left arrow, Right Arrow, Tab, etc.) or re-issue the Read Current Character command (Narrator key + Comma). Subsequent reading of next and previous characters via Narrator key + Period or Narrator key + M will go back reading exactly characters, without phonetic information.

If you prefer the original character phonetic reading behavior, a setting has been added that you toggle on the automatic reading of phonetics.
Other Updates for Insiders
The OneDrive flyout now supports dark theme

Just in case you didn't hear recently, OneDrive is rolling out an update so your OneDrive flyout will now be dark once you have dark mode selected in Settings!