US EditionMicrosoft appears to be dumping native Copilot for Windows 11 in favour of web wrapper yet again
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Microsoft appears to be revising its strategy for integrating artificial intelligence into Windows 11.
Microsoft has discreetly shifted its Copilot application to an Edge shell. It is the third different architecture in two years. In a context of a shortage of vivid memory, this technical choice comes at the worst moment.
Microsoft appears to be dumping native Copilot for Windows 11 in favour of web wrapper yet again
You’ve gotta be kidding me was honestly my first reaction when I downloaded an update for Copilot from the Store, expecting something interesting, and it “upgraded” the app to a full-blown WebView-based app yet again. Yet again, yes, and at this point, I’ve lost count of how many times Microsoft has tried to redefine Copilot on Windows. On Windows, a native app usually means the main interface and app logic are built directly on Windows framewor…
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