Microsoft rolls out a new way to install Windows Store apps from the web
TechSpot - 2024-04-22T21:34:00.000Z

Microsoft has unveiled a new way of installing apps from the Windows Store via the web. Instead of using "deep links," the company will instead use an "undocked" version of the Windows Store to facilitate app installs. Ironically, the new way is more akin to installing regular executable files andRead Entire Article

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