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Windows 11 March 2026 Feature Update: Security, Gaming, and AI Integration

The Windows 11 March 2026 Feature Update has arrived, bringing exciting new enhancements to one of the world’s most popular operating systems. Whether you’re a gamer, a security-conscious user, or just someone looking for a smoother experience, this update promises a lot of improvements. Here’s a look at what you can expect from this latest […]

Announcing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.7934 (Beta Channel): New Features & Updates You Need to Know

Microsoft has rolled out Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.7934 for Beta Channel users. This update brings a range of improvements, enhancements, and bug fixes designed to refine your Windows 11 experience. Let’s dive into what’s new in this latest build. What’s New in Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.7934? Microsoft’s new build brings a […]

Mixed Reactions to the Latest Windows 11 Updates: What You Need to Know

Microsoft has recently rolled out another round of updates for Windows 11, and this time the response from users has been… mixed. While many people are glad to see real improvements, others say past updates caused more headaches than help. Here’s the story behind those reactions — and what the latest patch means for you. […]

Windows 11 26H2 — Key Features Coming in Late 2026

Windows 11 version 26H2 is shaping up to be a major feature release arriving around late September to early October 2026. Rather than a full OS reinstall, it’s being shipped as an enablement package — meaning most of its features are already present in the OS and only need to be turned on collectively. This […]

Onlook - Fini les allers-retours entre Figma et le code

Bonne nouvelle pour ceux qui en ont ras la casquette de se taper des allers-retours entre Figma et VS Code ! Parce qu'avec Onlook , l'éditeur visuel open source qui vous permet de modifier le design de vos apps React directement dans le navigateur, vous allez pouvoir cliquer simplement sur un élément de design, et en changer la couleur, la typo...etc et hop, ça modifiera le code derrière.

Pas mal, non ?

Vous ouvrez votre projet Next.js dans Onlook, et vous vous retrouvez avec une interface à la Figma, sauf que c'est branché sur votre code source. Vous sélectionnez un titre, un bouton, n'importe quel composant, et vous modifiez son style visuellement... couleurs, padding, marges, polices, tout y passe.

Et en fait, le truc qui change tout par rapport à un inspecteur CSS classique, c'est que quand vous cliquez sur "Publish", les modifications atterrissent DIRECTEMENT dans vos fichiers .tsx. C'est donc du vrai code propre, pas du CSS inline dégueulasse.

Côté technique, l'outil gère nativement TailwindCSS (parce que bon, en 2026, si vous faites du React sans Tailwind, vous aimez forcément le cuir qui claque et la souffrance). Vous éditez en mode visuel, ça génère les bonnes classes Tailwind, et vous gardez un contrôle total. Y'a aussi un mode LLM intégré... "rends ce bouton bleu avec des coins arrondis" et hop, c'est fait. Comme ça, pas besoin de chercher si c'est rounded-lg ou rounded-xl dans la doc.

Pour ceux qui connaissent Bolt.DIY ou qui se souviennent d' Amplify Studio (le truc de AWS qui tentait de faire le pont Figma vers React), Onlook prend le problème dans l'autre sens. Au lieu de partir du design pour générer du code, on part du code existant et on le modifie visuellement. Du coup, pas de code généré bancal à maintenir, c'est finalement VOTRE codebase qui est éditée.

Le projet est open source sous licence Apache 2.0 sur GitHub et la version open source est gratuite et self-hostable, donc vous pouvez la faire tourner chez vous sans débourser un centime. Après pour ceux qui veulent du cloud managé avec collab temps réel, y'a des plans payants.

Après attention, c'est encore jeune et le support se limite à React et Next.js pour l'instant, donc si votre stack c'est Vue ou Svelte, ça ne marchera pas. Et l'IA mouline un peu sur les layouts complexes mais le projet avance vite, la communauté est active, et pour un outil gratos qui fait le lien entre design et code en open source, y'a pas grand-chose d'équivalent.

Bref, à tester, c'est gratos.

Et merci à Lorenper !

We’re not the only ones saying it: Windows 11 desperately needs a single privacy toggle

Windows 11 makes privacy confusing. Settings are fragmented, telemetry stays active, and it's time for Microsoft to add a master switch.

Collage and mockup showing Windows 11 settings releated to privacy and security

The settings for privacy in Windows 11 are scattered all over the place and can be difficult to find.

Microsoft Store Command-Line Interface lets you install and update app

Microsoft has introduced a new way to install or update apps on your Windows computer. Often, updating or downloading apps from the Microsoft Store can cause a crash. Now, in such a case, users can use the Microsoft Store Command-Line Interface (CLI) to do the same. As a result, you can now use the terminal to manage […]

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14 simple Windows 11 tweaks that instantly boost your privacy

On Windows 11, you can use these 14 privacy tweaks to take control of your device by disabling telemetry, Copilot, Recall, OneDrive, Edge tracking, and cloud sync.

Collage image of privacy and security settings for Windows 11

Windows 11 shares more data than you realize — here are 14 fixes from our in-house Windows expert.

Windows 11 is getting AI-powered 5G connectivity — Microsoft and Ericsson have teamed up to improve 5G, and it's coming to Surface Copilot+ PCs first

Microsoft and Ericsson's new partnership will make 5G laptops more secure and reliable with AI. This enterprise feature is expected to arrive in Surface Copilot+ PCs first.

Windows 11 5G on a Samsung laptop

5G connectivity is about to get a lot better for pro users and for enterprise IT teams.

Microsoft needs to bring back the annual Windows event and stop acting ashamed of the platform

Is Microsoft ashamed of Windows? I wouldn't blame you for thinking so, given every year Google and Apple are eager to get on stage and talk about what's next for their platforms. Microsoft hasn't done this for Windows in a long time.

AI-generated Microsoft event graphic

AI-generated Microsoft event graphic

Ex-Microsoft engineer says this is what Windows' Task Manager would "probably" look like today — but it's a "good thing" he stuck to his OS design lane

Ex‑Microsoft engineer Dave Plummer reimagines Task Manager with a synthwave‑inspired AI dashboard, showing what it could look like today.

What a futuristic Task Manager would probably look like

A reimagined Task Manager with a synthwave‑inspired AI dashboard, showing what it could look like today.

Microsoft confirms next Windows 11 feature drop with new Taskbar, Emoji, and Settings updates — here's what's coming to your PC very soon

Windows 11's latest Release Preview Channel update has given us our first look at Microsoft's next OS feature drop that's expected to begin rolling out imminently.

Windows 11 on a Surface Laptop in a neon environment

Windows 11 on a Surface Laptop in a neon environment

Some users report Windows 11’s February update, KB5077181, is failing to install and causing a range of system issues

Windows 11 update KB5077181 fails with error 0x800F0991, 0x800F0922, and more, while some users report Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and graphics issues.

Screenshot of Windows 11 settings with a skull and crossbones overlay

Screenshot of Windows 11 settings with a skull and crossbones overlay

This Windows 11 optimization and cleanup app blends perfectly into your PC's UI — and I never usually care about these 'debloaters'

Updates to Winhance for Windows PCs migrate the app to the WinUI 3 framework to blend with Windows 11's menu styling, offering batch bloatware removal and more.

Winhance running on Surface Pro X

Winhance running on my Surface Pro X might help some of its struggles with 8GB of RAM.

Windows PCs targeted by hackers in a fake CAPTCHA scam to spread malware — Outlook account credentials are at risk

Hackers deploy StealC malware in Windows through fake CAPTCHA pages, targeting passwords, crypto wallets, and Outlook emails.

hacker doing computer sabotage using encryption trojan ransomware in hidden base.

hacker doing computer sabotage using encryption trojan ransomware in hidden base.

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