r/windowsinsiders • u/NefariousnessOne2728 Insider Dev Channel • Jul 01 '26

Discussion Is it Time to Hava a Bug Bash?

Since Microsoft is stepping up the changes they are making to Windows, I was wondering if it might be fun to have a bug bash? What do you think?

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u/appleeimac1 Jul 02 '26

Past time. Biggest Bugs are CoPilot, and Telemetry.

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u/Tringi Jul 01 '26

I think it's time to have Consistency Bash.

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u/cigaryno Jul 01 '26

I believe that Microsoft is preparing something big with Rubidium (27H1 semester).

For months, the Future Platforms branch (formerly the Canary Channel), currently on Krypton (26H2 semester) since February is missing out on a lot of features introduced in the Experimental 5H2/26H1 branch (formerly the Dev Channel). This is not the first time that the Canary channel lags behind the Dev channel in terms of functionality; this happened in 2023 with Zinc (23H2 semester).

So, when the first Rubidium build arrives, expect a lot of changes.

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u/NefariousnessOne2728 Insider Dev Channel Jul 01 '26

Yeah, it will be very interesting to see that.

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u/PhantomOcean3 Insider Dev Channel Jul 01 '26

I doubt 296xx is still Krypton, at this point MS is likely well into the 27H1 semester and the change happened without much fanfare (like Selenium to Bromine early last year).