Windows 10 is Microsoft’s best operating system in a good few years, but it’s not without its issues. To make it easier to whinge about W10, the Redmond-based company has released a new app called Feedback Hub.
Feedback Hub, which is available on the Windows Store here, is pretty self-explanatory. Just download and fire up the app, then report your problems or file suggestions under various categories. You can upload images such as screenshots to illustrate your complaints, and there’s a searchable ‘trending feedback’ section to help highlight common issues.
There’s also some basic social features built-in to Feedback Hub, like the ability to upvote and comment on other users’ feedback.
Feedback Hub has actually be available in beta to Windows Insiders for a while, but now it’s available to all Windows 10 (and Windows 10 Mobile) users it should become even more useful and help Microsoft further refine the Windows 10 experience in future builds.
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