The point of this feature is to make it easier to resume “activities” you were previously undertaking. This might include web pages you had open in Microsoft Edge, articles you were reading in the News app, documents you were working on in Microsoft Word, and places you were viewing in the Maps app. When you click the “Task View” button on your taskbar or press Windows+Tab, you’ll see activities from “Earlier Today” as well as previous days below your currently open application. Timeline enhances the “ Task View” with a history of activities you’ve previously performed on your computer.
The Timeline feature, which was originally supposed to debut in Windows 10’s Fall Creators Update, is here in the April 2018 Update. RELATED: How to Get Windows 10's April 2018 Update Now The Timeline Shows a List of Activities From All Your Devices You can download the April 2018 Update today, even if Microsoft isn’t providing it to you via Windows Update yet. Microsoft is ready to release Windows 10’s “April 2018 Update.” It was originally going to be called the “Spring Creators Update” and was codenamed “Redstone 4.” This is Windows 10 version “1803”, and it launches today, April 30, 2018.
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