Gabe Aul confirms that transparency is coming to Windows 10

Last night we learned that Windows 10 build 9926 received three patches in preparation for an Insider build update. This new build will arrive from the fbl_impressive branch which is already pushing out builds in the 10xxx series with the latest one showing as 10.0.10020.0.fbl_impressive.150212-2143, compiled from 12 February.

More importantly, we also saw how the Start menu used transparency in a demo build at the January event, and Gabe Aul has now confirmed that "Transparency is coming."

@nithinsuren Transparency is coming.

— Gabriel Aul (@GabeAul) February 19, 2015

This statement could indicate that it will arrive with the new insider build, as we don"t think this refers to just the taskbar, which is also no longer transparent in the test builds.

@zapellat Yes, I"ve checked this out and shared internally.

— Gabriel Aul (@GabeAul) February 18, 2015

In addition, Gabe tweeted yesterday that the Windows 10 Explorer concept we shared on Tuesday has also been passed around internally at Microsoft. While we don"t know if Microsoft will take ideas from it, it at least seems to suggest that the voting process (now at 9,641 votes) for Windows Feature suggestions really is worth engaging in.

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