New Windows 10 Insider Preview Skip Ahead Build 18204 - July 25 Insider

martyfelker said:

Wondering whether we will get another Skippy build tomorrow. But like others have said I have not encountered any issues with build 19204.

That's because you don't have it
Buildfeed didn't notice anything for long time

We should get some word from MS - hopefully. Then again nobody here has reported any problems - have not checked FeedbacK Hub though.

CountMike said:

That's because you don't have it
Buildfeed didn't notice anything for long time

Strange. Maybe they decided since build is so stable to leave well-enough alone.

Maybe they are having issues with 'new features' (like Sets!)

Thanks Leo - I had not seen that.

torre said:

Edge Beta is very slow to launch on cold start. Event ID 1000 2-3 times a day.

Normal or should this be reported ?

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I don't do the feedback thingy, so just IMHO... yes it should be reported - that appears to be a generic error - needs detailed specification as to what caused it.

CallMeSteven said:

Thanks...but I want to keep the build clean from add ons

Well, apart from the vanilla -- alternate is good testing stuff.. perhaps the telemetry will help MS resolve these things...

LEOPEVA64 said:

About Buildfeed:

In case someone missed it.

Interesting... but this to me was nice-to-have ...

Leaked builds, however... Hmmmm (but not not to be discussed! LOL)

It would be sad if buildfeed ends but if it does I Microsoft will be a bit more forthcoming on the progrees (or delay) of builds.

Also this notice.

About BuildFeed

Who runs BuildFeed? Is this an official Microsoft site?

BuildFeed is ran and maintained by a group of enthusiasts. Microsoft are not involved in the site in any way. We've certainly had no formal complaint from Microsoft about the site, even though we are certain they are aware of the site. That said, Microsoft obviously wish to keep private information private, and so we've had sources shut down by them in the past, and I'm sure they will in the future.
How does BuildFeed get its data exactly?

Nice try, Dona, but I'm not falling for this one. What I can say is this. BuildFeed makes as certain as is possible that all builds posted on the site are correct and legitimate. We have a number of different sources, to make verification more reliable and to give us some redundancy should Microsoft shut down one of our sources.
How can I get involved?

There's a number of ways. You can discuss the builds in the disqus comments system on each build page. You can also contribute to the site's development by reporting bugs or making pull requests on our GitLab. Lastly, you can help translate BuildFeed into your native language through our Translation portal.