Microsoft is now responding to some of those complaints. The business stated that it was “reaffirming our long-standing approach to put people in control of their Windows PC experience” in a blog post that was published on Friday (via Bleeping Computer). Microsoft unveiled a feature that, according to the company, will give Windows 11 customers control over modifications to their app defaults. When users wish to modify how Windows 11 reacts to particular links and file types, the firm will later this year release a new deep link unified resource identifier (URI), which will enable developers to direct users to the appropriate portion of the Settings menu.
