Earlier this week, Microsoft released the latest version (22403) of its Microsoft Store app for Windows 10 and 11 to all users in the Stable channel. This includes some significant speed and performance improvements for the app along with some other changes. As it turns out, there’s another smaller but still interesting new feature set up for Microsoft Store users as well but only revealed earlier today.

in a post on His X account (formerly Twitter).Rudy Hoin, a chief architect at Microsoft and a member of the Microsoft Store development team, wrote that the app has now been configured so that any apps or games you may have already installed from the store will be less visible on the store’s home pages.

Huyn says this feature was created to make it easier to “discover new apps” in the Microsoft Store. Users who still want to see the full algorithmic app lists can do so by “clicking on the module title,” according to Hoin.

This is just the latest update to the Microsoft Store app in just a few months. In January, the Store app got a new version that included adding notifications when the Store finished installing an app or game on a PC.

Just a few weeks ago, in late March, the Microsoft Store added a “What’s New” section that includes details on the latest versions of the Store app, although it still doesn’t include the actual app version numbers.