Microsoft is rolling out an updated navigation for the Microsoft 365 Copilot web, Windows, and Mac apps. The update flattens the menu, surfaces key features in the left rail, and relocates the Apps entry point to the footer for licensed users.
Microsoft is rolling out a new Library experience in the Microsoft 365 Copilot app, combining AI-generated images and Copilot Pages into a single place. However, the rollout currently breaks all existing and new Copilot Pages sharing links.
Microsoft 365 admins can now pin Copilot Agents for users, groups, or the entire organization. This enhancement improves discoverability and ensures high-value agents are placed directly where users work.
Microsoft is expanding Copilot Standard access with new generative AI features. Users without a Microsoft 365 Copilot license can now create and edit posters, banners, infographics, and images in the Create experience, though access depends on service capacity.
The Tags feature in the Microsoft 365 app will be retired, affecting access on various platforms. Users can still view and apply tags until the retirement date. As an alternative, consider using the Favorites feature for easy access to important content.
The feed in Microsoft 365 Web will be removed in November.
Microsoft 365 Web is now available via the cloud.microsoft domain.
“My Content” will be replaced by a new OneDrive app on the Microsoft 365 start page; The Microsoft 365 app for Windows is also affected by this change.
Der App Launcher für Microsoft 365 Web Apps wird über die nächsten Monate angepasst.
Mitarbeitende können sich die Navigationsleiste auf der Microsoft 365 Startseite neu individuell gestalten.
Employees can create personal tags for content on Microsoft 365 Home and in the Microsoft 365 app for Windows.