Some time ago Microsoft released Windows 11 Insider Canary Build 26227 where in this build there is one new thing where Copilot has now changed and integration with the system has been removed.
Regarding this, now the Copilot experience has become like a general application, guys, where we can move it, resize, maximize, minimize and other things like a normal general application.
This change itself was confirmed by Microsoft one week ago The Copilot application will get a new look similar to ChatGPT.
As a result of this change, the Copilot button will no longer be in the System Tray and instead, it will be a pinned app on the Taskbar, which users can unpin and uninstall it from the user's computer at any time.
Additionally, because it is now a web application, Copilot no longer has the ability to change system settings as it does today, in fact Microsoft has removed keyboard shortcuts “Windows + C” for Copilot.
Then, according to the findings of WinPoin @ readersSahal Rahman in the comments of the article that discusses AI features in Windows 11 24H2there are several striking differences between the current Copilot and the Copilot in Insider Canary which include:
Conversation Style is only available in Balanced, there are no longer Creative, Balanced, Precise options (but maybe it will be updated later), then Chat Attachments only has Image and no longer includes Image, Screenshot and Voice.
Furthermore, plugins are limited, Compose is missing and there is only Notebook.
In general, Copilot has been downgraded (for now) but will probably get an upgrade over time. Well, this change itself actually doesn't only occur in Insider Canary because several Insider Dev users themselves have confirmed the presence of this change.
WinPoints Logic! – The actual leak was from 2 months ago!
If we remember back about two months ago Microsoft has added a New Copilot App Via Edge Update which will appear on the Settings page.
Initially, Microsoft of course denied the existence of a new application and claimed that this was just a bug because they did not just send the application via a Microsoft Edge update, even at that time it was known that deleting this application would not affect the capabilities of Copilot, Edge or Windows.
However, in my opinion, it is possible that this is a leak that Microsoft is indeed planning to replace the existing Copilot with a Web version of Copilot, as was announced last week.
Advantages and disadvantages
The advantage of course is that the Copilot application, apart from being able to be removed from the system, now the application can run like other general applications, we can move it, reduce/enlarge it, and other things without being fixated on the Copilot which is attached to the right side of the screen.
However, the downside of course is that Copilot has been downgraded, similar to Cortana before, where now Copilot no longer has capabilities such as changing system settings and other cool things.
These changes have now started rolling out to Insider Dev and Canary users, if you have used both insider builds do you have any personal thoughts on the Copilot changes? try commenting below guys. Honestly, I prefer the Copilot that is currently in Windows 11 23H2 to the one that is in Insider Dev and Canary.
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