The desktop version of Microsoft Windows 11 is gaining a few additional features, but they aren’t devices. As per references spotted in preview builds, a forthcoming update of Windows 11 may contain support for wallpaper stickers, which would be a new method to customize the desktop.
Windows 11 has a plethora of possibilities for personalizing the look. You can currently adjust the appearance and feel of applications by toggling from bright and dark modes. Likewise, you may utilize accent colours to improve the appearance of applications and represent your individuality. You may also utilize applications with Mica, a new form of transparency effect.
In Windows 11 22H2, you may also alter the desktop wallpaper to a customized picture or utilize Spotlight. Microsoft known for Microsoft Teams is now coming out with a new feature called “Sticker Editor,” which will be a pre-installed program that will allow users to create their own stickers, identical to what we have in Telegram, and apply those to the desktop background.
This new concept will be included in Windows 11 Sun Valley 2. Through using Sticker Editor, you’ll be free to choose stickers, adjust their appearance, and apply them to the background. The sticker looks to be persistent throughout all backgrounds, though it might not function if you’re using a slideshow.
To utilize the latest stickers in Windows 11, go to the customization settings and scroll down to locate the “Stickers” choice. you should be allowed to open Sticker Editor by selecting “Edit Stickers” from the context menu.
Currently, there aren’t many stickers to select from, but we believe that Microsoft plans to develop the functionality and add additional stickers depending on user input. Microsoft that is known for products like SharePoint has most likely engaged the assistance of its Office design group to assist expand the sticker choices.
We aren’t even certain as to how these stickers will function, but they will most probably be static for the time being and will not be interactive. Furthermore, this isn’t the cutting-edge desktop device that few had been hoping for.
And we’d have to speculate, we’d say that most of the stickers now accessible on messengers would find a new home on Windows 11 via 3rd-party applications.
Considering that the functionality appears when we debug the running process in current Nickel branch versions, it shouldn’t be much longer until we can check out stickers in Windows 11 preview builds.
Stickers are accessible in every other messenger service, so it’s uncertain if this will be welcomed by the millions around the world who use Windows 11 on a regular basis.
