这次的更新后,如果你在 Windows 11 启动 Android app,将可在有支援此功能的应用视窗看到缩放为 PiP 画中画视窗的选项。 You will be able to move this picture-in-picture freely to avoid obscuring underlying UI elements. It is especially convenient for those who want to watch videos while working. Continue reading Android app can also support native “picture-in-picture” experience in Windows 11.

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Android apps can also support native “picture-in-picture” experience in Windows 11
Although when you see the title, you may think to yourself, “Ah, can’t Android apps running on Windows 11 be opened using windows?”
In fact, compared to manually adjusting the size and position of the window, Windows 11 and even Android systems also have a native picture-in-picture (Picture-in-Picture) top display experience. The new support added to Subsystem this time allows applications that support the Android PiP picture-in-picture function to be smoothly used in Windows 11 systems.
This gives you more flexible PiP screen size control and a Snap-aligned experience. Provides another type of multitasking functionality.

After this update, if you launch an Android app in Windows 11, you will see the option to zoom to a PiP picture-in-picture window in the application window that supports this interface. You will be able to move this picture-in-picture freely to avoid obscuring underlying UI elements. It is especially convenient for those who want to watch videos while working.

For this update of Windows Subsystem for Android, Microsoft also provides system resource settings including Partially running – which is said to shorten startup time without occupying resources as much as possible. Security updates for Linux kernel 5.15.78 and Android 13 systems have also been updated. At the same time, there are also stability updates related to running Android apps on Windows. The update items this time are as follows:
- Picture-in-picture mode supported
- A new “Partially running” system setting added to WSA Settings app, which runs the subsystem with minimal resources but apps launch quicker than “As needed” mode
- Linux kernel updated to 5.15.78
- Improvements to platform reliability
- Android 13 security updates

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