Microsoft has released new Windows 11 builds to insiders in the Beta channel from the Windows Insider program, with the company using the same approach as before - one build with additional features already rolling out an additional build with the new features off automatically.

The new builds are the following:

Build 22623.746 = Additional features rolling out.
Build 22621.746 = Additional features off by default.

One of the changes in the build with the additional features is the addition of support for System Tray icon rearranging, something which has previously been contained in the Dev channel builds.

"This build includes preliminary support to rearrange System Tray icons for Insiders who have the machine Tray updates that began rolling out with Build 22623.730. Further improvements for this experience are not far off. As a reminder, these System Tray updates continue to be rolling out and are not available to all Insiders just yet. In case your PC doesn't have these changes, the body Tray experience will stay just like before," Microsoft says.

However, worthwhile to learn would be that the new builds also come having a number of known issues, including some which have previously been confirmed within the Dev channel builds.

For example, Microsoft states that in some cases, the audio stops working after updating to the latest builds, using the company claiming an investigation is currently underway.

The most recent builds also come with a few glitches impacting the tablet-optimized taskbar:

The taskbar sometimes flashes when transitioning between desktop posture and tablet posture.
The taskbar takes more than expected to transition towards the touch-optimized version when switching between desktop posture and tablet posture.
When using the bottom right edge gesture to see Quick Settings, the taskbar sometimes stays stuck within the expanded state, rather than dismissing to collapsed state.