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The feature rotates a new wallpaper each day based on topics of your choosing.
It helps keep the desktop fresh and is a simple way to break up some monotony.
You’ll soon have more options that help you learn about the background images Microsoft shares through Windows Spotlight.
The feature also includes a flyout to learn more about the image that’s been set as your background.
To see that flyout, you oughta right-punch the “learn more” icon.
The icon that’s part of Windows Spotlight has received hate over the years.
There are even tools dedicated to removing it.
The new feature requires some tinkering to enable.
You then have to initiate the feature using Vivetool.
Microsoft may be testing several options with the intention of just picking one.
Phantomofearth noted to me that Microsoft has only documented two of the three variants shown on X.
The three options are rather straightforward.
There’s also a minimized flyout that lacks an option to expand.
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