But it’s a nice addition to a quickly-improving app. And, yes, it works exactly as expected: I tested it this morning with Brad and his taunts and insults came through exactly as they would in the Skype desktop application. Now, Skype Preview offers this functionality as well.
This lets you do something else while in a video chat. If you’ve used the Skype desktop application for Windows, you’re already familiar with this functionality: Any time you’re in a video chat and the focus changes from the Skype app to another app or experience in Windows 10, it displays a mini window so you can keep track of the video. I assume it will become generally available by the time the Creators Update ships. To be clear, you will need both the latest version of the app and a recent build of the Creators Update to use this feature. Thanks to a tip on Twitter from Microsoft’s Jen Gentleman, I see that Skype Preview, as promised, has also picked up this functionality in a new app update. I joked at the time that iPad has had this functionality for years, because it has, but it’s a useful update nonetheless, of course. Basically, it allows apps to provide a Picture-in-Picture (PIP) type display so that the user can continue viewing video while using other apps. Microsoft revealed that it would be adding Compact Overlay to the Creators Update in February, but it’s only recently been made available in an app for the first time. Skype Preview is the second Windows 10 in-box app to add support for the new Compact Overlay feature that is coming in the Creators Update. Next, In the settings window we need to go to skype profile section Here on this page to change this profile name we need to click, edit profile button link.
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