@luandersonn I'm looking into it 👀

I just realized that the Visual Studio Installer changes the progress bar color when switching themes to stay on brand with the color themes in Visual Studio. Such a cool little detail!

@martinsuchan @windowsstore @SergioPedri I suppose you’re using an ARM64 device? Unfortunately, this game is not available for ARM64.

That would have been too easy! We only use this type of hook in rare cases to address major issues, and even then, it’s only for a few days until a proper fix is in place. In-app purchase availability is managed at the catalog ingestion level. We had to revisit some older codebases from quite a while ago (🪟📱) to ensure the catalog accurately verifies whether these in-app items are still available for purchase. For most applications, this issue will be resolved the next time an update is submitted. The only special treatment we applied for Ear Trumpet (and a few others) was to manually re-ingest them, so you wouldn’t need to submit an update.

@WithinRafael @gisardo This long-standing bug has now been fixed!

@fonssonnemans The bug fix for this long-standing issue has been deployed to all regions!

This version of the design has been A/B tested for months this fall and the overall impact (retention and conversion) is very positive for our publishers. I invite everyone to open some games, movies and applications with a normal window size and make your own opinion instead of screenshots of an edge case scenario. A few addition notes: 1) Keep in mind that design is subjective, that is why everything is A/B tested with millions of users before we decide to ship worldwide. 2) feedback is important, we always welcome them (and many of the changes done here are related to feedback related to the previous design) 3) we have dozens of experiments in progress, what you see is not necessarily what everyone sees, in fact many of you are probably already seeing some major changes we are experimenting with right now

@stanzillaz @FireCubeStudios This is a good question. Here is an example: we allow 1 keyword to be multiple words like “tactical RPG” or “image editor”, but not many keywords combined in one like “music song video social AI game PC”

@brandonleblanc @FireCubeStudios I’m looking at it

RT @gisardo: 我非常高兴地宣布，我们与腾讯的合作正式落地！从今天起，中国的Windows Insider用户可以在Microsoft…

Congratulations to all the winners! 🎉#Windows

@fonssonnemans Please submit again with the same name

It's because your recent builds of EarTrumpet only have en-us in the AppxManifest.xml. If you're not using resw for localization, you'll need to manually add the language list. Here's how: • Add Language=[languages]|Scale=[scales]|.. to your project file • Replace with the list of languages in your AppxManifest.xml Then generate your package and verify the AppxManifest.xml, it should now contain all the languages:

Thrilled to welcome ChatGPT to Windows! My team and I are proud to have helped bring this incredibly powerful product to our Windows users. Great job on the release, @OpenAI! Download ChatGPT here:

@rtebbea @fonssonnemans Not the same team but we work together

In one of my earliest projects with GPT-3.5, the only way I could get it to output the result as JSON was to add: “You must return the result strictly as JSON, with absolutely no extra content, or I swear, I will be mad and NEVER speak to you again.” Thankfully, my relationship with GPT has improved since then😄