It might not be the most attention-grabbing Windows 11 feature, however the enhanced snap functionality is among my favorites as I'm perpetually choosing the perfect multi-window setup for each task.

The present snap functionality in Windows 10 handles this beautiful well, just dragging a window to the side or corner of your screen enables you to easily snap it into place and helps you fill in the rest.

Windows 11 has taken this functionality to the forefront and that i suspect many users is going to be encountering it for the first time.

When a user clicks on the maximize icon within the upper-right corner of the window it'll now present them with a number of options rather than simply going full screen. You are able to pick a side-by-side layout, a quartered split, or a mixture of the 2. Highlight the appropriate placement for the current Window for the reason that layout and it immediately snaps into position.

Again these options were all available in Windows 10, so the functionality has been there, this is just surfacing it for additional users. It's Microsoft pressing an underutilized advantage, this multitasking is vastly beyond what's on another major os's.

It also now adapts for your display size, offering much more layout options for individuals with larger displays. Windows 11 also specifically addresses multi-screen users, should you disconnect a docked laptop it'll bring within the Windows from the monitor and reduce them immediately. When you reconnect the layout will go back to the computer monitor exactly as it had been.

We can't wait to get our hands on this selection and check it out.