Windows 10: Deleting all News from Widgets

How can I see only the weather on Widgets? I tried everything, I even uninstalled Microsoft News but nothing.

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well i do have a clue *Smile ..emm il rephrase it hehe(i was a little vaig)..emm i would like a widget which updates you with the latest news on www.techpowerup.com and also can update you with any new changes of the topics which you are watching *Smile

 

uninstall widget news

My name is . I'm an Independent Advisor and I'll be glad to help you today.

You can hide the News Widget from your taskbar, follow these steps:

First, right-click on the empty area in Taskbar and select the ‘Taskbar Settings’.

From the Taskbar settings page, turn Off the ‘Widget’ option under the Taskbar items section.

This will immediately hide the news widget on the Windows 11 taskbar. If you want to show the widget icon again on the taskbar, just turn the widget back on again.

 

Old style widgets for Belle (hate the new clock, calender and e-mail widgets

LarsErik - I completely agree with you. The new widgets might 'look' nicer but the functionality has been removed.



I also dislike the email widgets being so large, the Social v1.5 widget now takes you right into a particulat post, rather than just open Social, and as you say the combined Clock/Profile I really miss - the new 'Profile' widget looks awful and takes up
more space!



I'm not looking to go back to Anna, but some things should have been left as they were - or the user given more choice in possibly keeping older style widgets. I can see right away what I have lost in useability and know that it isn't just a case of 'getting
used to the new widgets'. I will actually have to revert back to icons rather than widgets for most things - a backward step in my view.



They use of space of the new widgets in terrible and as LarsErik says, results in more home screens, which I think many other users will dislike over time.



And as for your comment RayHipKiss - how long can one practically stay on an older OS, especially given that over time apps will increasingly swicth over to Belle-only variants. You surely aren't suggesting the only way to get decent widgets is to snub
a new OS and stay on old tech? The new tech shouldn't be a step backwards.