Previously, it was using XAML Islands to incorporate UWP-style design in a Win32 app, but WinUI 3 brings all those elements together as well and it's newer. And on a final note on the development side, the PowerToys Settings window now runs on WinUI 3, the latest version of Microsoft's UI framework. Similarly, PowerToys 0.58 drops all uses of. For one thing, it's no longer using the old WebBrowser control for web content, and has switched to WebView2, powered by the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser. The team has done some work under the hood to bring PowerToys up to more modern standards.
That's not all that's changed with this update, however.
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