A major overhaul promises simpler testing, faster switching, and a better way to shape the future of Windows 11.

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Microsoft trims the number of Insider channels and makes it easier to switch between beta and stable versions of Windows.

Windows 11 may soon include feature flags, letting users enable experimental updates without waiting for gradual rollouts.

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