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Microsoft testing a new Windows 11 screen recorder so you can stop using the Xbox Game Bar

Posted on December 12, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Better late than never as they say: Microsoft is testing out a new screen recording tool to capture on-screen content for Windows 11. The long-awaited utility will make its home in the native Snipping Tool. Prior to this, people would typically use the Xbox Game Bar’s capture feature but it doesn’t offer a lot of control over what or how you can record.
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