Last month Microsoft has launched the “Quick Searches” feature for Search Home in Windows 10 and made it available to users in the US only, today the company announced it is expanding the feature to more countries. What you should know is the feature is not tied to insider builds, it will appear to Windows 10 users running from version 1809 to 1909 in supported markets.
The Quick Searches feature is a server-side change and will be available in the following countries for users running Windows 10 version 1809 or higher.
Australia: English
Canda: English and Frech
China: Chinese (simplified)
France: French
Germany: German
India: English
Italy: Italian
Japan: Japanese
Mexico: Spanish
Spain: Spanish
United Kingdom: English
United States: English
For the unknown, Microsoft’s aim of Quick Searches is to quickly find web answers and results from the Windows search pane without needing to open the web browser.
Click on the search box or Search icon or press Win +S to bring up Search home to notice these Quick Search buttons: Weather, Top news, Today in History and New movies.
By pressing on these buttons you’ll get current conditions for weather, able to read news from news sites, explore four events that happened on that day and information about new movies playing at theaters near you. Of course, the search results are produced by Microsoft’s Bing search engine and you can able to open them in your browser.
Tip: After performing a quick search, to return to the Search Home, delete the search query in the Search field.
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