Microsoft PowerToys Dev Preview v0.103.3151.0 has been released, introducing a long-requested feature that allows users to keep their screen awake while the Windows session is locked. This version also enhances the Command Palette by adding native bar charts and a rebuilt CPU card that mirrors Task Manager functionalities. Additionally, minor fixes address false shortcut warnings and improve the reliability of the Mouse Without Borders application in enterprise setups. The update is available through GitHub, but users are cautioned that it may contain bugs, and stability-focused individuals should consider waiting for the stable release
Microsoft PowerToys Dev Preview v0.103.3151.0 Adds Lock-Screen Awake Toggle and Command Palette Charts
PowerToys Dev Preview v0.103.3151.0 shipped on GitHub today, adding a long-requested toggle to keep your screen on while Windows is locked. It rebuilds Command Palette's CPU card to mirror Task Manager and lets extensions render native bar charts. Smaller fixes kill a false Win+Shift+C shortcut warning and make Mouse Without Borders honor administrator IP mappings. Behind the scenes, contributors cut CI build times and lean out the MSIX installer across 12 commits from seven contributors.
