Click the Windows share charm and select Skype. Share files, videos, photos, links and more directly to Skype. Haven’t set up a family yet? Create one now.
Microsoft has yet to re-publish the changelog that it quietly removed last month, but you can find all the details about the new version below:
#New skype share window windows 10#
The new app also supports the new "Reactions" feature available in the new Skype experience, and we're also happy to see the app being finally integrated with the Windows 10 Share menu. However, there are some design similarities: the hamburger menu is now gone, and you now access all the settings by tapping your profile picture. To be clear, this is still not the "new Skype experience" that many iOS and Android users have been complaining about over the past few weeks. The release notes mentioned a new design, integration with the Windows 10 sharing menu as well as support for Reactions to Skype messages, but all these features had yet to appear in the universal app.Īs it turns out, Microsoft is finally rolling out these new features with the latest version 11.19.805, which is only available for Windows Insiders in the Release Preview Ring for now. Last month, Microsoft published an interesting changelog for a new version of its Skype Windows 10 app before quietly removing it.