What Copilot changed

• Added a comprehensive "Language settings" section featuring over 90 different languages and regional dialects.
• Updated the main page headline from "What can Copilot help you with?" to "Sign into Copilot."
• Simplified the top navigation "Sign in to your account" link to just "Sign in."
• Removed a footer disclaimer regarding Microsoft 365 subscription requirements for specific features.
• Replaced general Microsoft corporate footer links with a massive list of localized Copilot subdomains (e.g., Afrikaans, Bengali, Greek, etc.).

The product is expanding its reach to international users. By adding a massive list of supported languages and dedicated regional links, the platform is making its AI tools more accessible to non-English speakers worldwide.

• Replaced the basic sign-in landing page with a comprehensive product homepage.
• Added a new navigation menu featuring Chat, Create, Prompts, Cowork, and Work IQ.
• Renamed several features: Project is now Notebook, Tasks is now Cowork, Deep Research is now Researcher, and Study mode is now Guided Learning.
• Added dedicated sections for Work, Life, and School use cases.
• Introduced direct download links for Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android apps.
• Added a detailed FAQ section explaining data privacy and the transition from Bing Chat to Copilot.

Microsoft has moved from a simple sign-in page to a full-featured web portal. This centralizes their AI tools, renames several features, and integrates personal and work accounts into one place to keep users inside their ecosystem.

• Added new sign-in options for Apple and Google accounts.
• Added a new description of features including file uploads, unlimited Voice, and conversation memory.
• Added a legal notice about using Microsoft Clarity to track how people use the site.
• Removed direct links to Discover, Shopping, Imagine, and Labs from the main landing view.
• Changed the main headline from a greeting to a sign-in prompt.

Microsoft is making it much easier for people to start using Copilot by removing the need for a Microsoft account. They are also highlighting new features like "memory" and unlimited voice to keep users coming back.