Microsoft is changing up how Copilot works on Windows yet again. After demoting Copilot to a Progressive Web App (PWA) earlier this year, Microsoft is now rolling out an update to Windows testers that replaces the PWA version of Copilot with a “native” experience that includes a new keyboard shortcut and quick view UI.

Microsoft has announced a new Copilot app for Windows that it's calling "native" to Windows. However, the new native app still just displays the Copilot website. It does have a new quick view mode, which just displays the Copilot website in a smaller window frame than normal.

Microsoft proudly says the new Copilot is "native". The company confirmed it has replaced the existing "Progressive Web App", but is it?

Microsoft is giving its Copilot chatbot a new look in Windows 11. This at least the third design iteration since Windows Copilot was first shown off in mid-2023.

A new native version of the Copilot for Windows app is heading out to all Insider channels with a few new features.

Microsoft 365 will update Copilot inside the platform with a new design, at least for its welcome page, set to be released in January.

On Windows 11, the system now includes an option to change the behavior of the Copilot key to launch other applications, and in this guide, I will explain how to complete this process. If you recently purchased a Copilot+ PC or a computer with modern hardware,

Microsoft continues to test out new ways of showcasing Copilot within Windows. The latest? A compact view that can be opened with the Alt+Space shortcut. Microsoft is touting the new Copilot app as a “native” app,