text: The Settings app now supports new visuals on your Accounts page, providing a visual overview of your cloud storage usage across Microsoft products. Key features include:
  - A consolidated cloud storage bar showing your storage usage for each product.
  - Notifications if you’re running low on storage.
  - Inclusion of Outlook attachment data in your cloud storage. These changes will gradually roll out, starting with a small number of insiders. Full impact to your storage amount will take effect as early as February 1st, 2023.
  A significant update is the removal of the sign-in requirement for the Widgets board. Now all users can: - Get weather updates on the taskbar.
  - Pin widgets from favorite apps.
  - Access a personalized dynamic feed without an account.
  Several bugs have been addressed to improve the Taskbar and System Tray experience: - Right-clicking on certain icons in the hidden icons flyout no longer dismisses the flyout.
  - Fixed a crash of explorer.exe when loading certain app icons.
  - Task view will not show behind the taskbar when using tablet-optimized taskbar options.
  - Fixed issues preventing the taskbar from showing in Safe Mode with the new search box option.
  - When the Task Manager window size is small and the search box collapses to an icon, hovering over the icon now shows a tooltip.
  - Improved how icons and labels display when a contrast mode is enabled.
  - Fixed an issue where Braille devices incorrectly stated there was no screen in the latest version of Braille.
  The traditional Network Troubleshooter has been replaced with a more modern, Get Help-based experience. This new app: - Uses new APIs to diagnose and offer recommendations for connectivity problems.
  - Targets the 30 most common connectivity issues.
  - Requires Get Help app version 10.2208.2551.0 or greater to function.
  The Beta Channel previews experiences closer to what general customers will receive. Features in this channel are subject to change and testing in the Dev and Beta Channels might differ. If you'd like to learn more about this release and other insider updates, check out the Windows Insider Program documentation and the complete overview on Flight Hub. Stay tuned for more updates, and share your thoughts and feedback in the Feedback Hub (WIN + F). Thanks, Amanda & Brandon
  Note: This article is based on content from the Windows Insider Blog.