The Windows 10 October 2020 Update doesn't include a ton of massive changes

from the May update, but there are a lot of smaller refinements that should make
your computing experience better. According to Microsoft, these include: 

 Microsoft Edge: The update will include the new Chromium-based

Microsoft Edge browser instead of the legacy version for the first time. The
new Edge browser includes a privacy feature that tries to block sites that track
you online, and a feature called Collections that lets you gather information
from different websites as you're doing research. 
 Start menu: A new Start menu will feature a more streamlined design,
replacing the solid color backplates behind the logos in your apps list with
partially transparent backgrounds, helping the icons stand out more. You can
also set an accent color if you like.
 Tabs: Open all tabs in Edge in Alt + Tab, instead of just the active one
in each browser window. You can also configure it to show only your last three
or five tabs, or turn it off completely under Settings > System > Multitasking.
 Taskbar: Personalize your Taskbar so you can find what you're looking
for faster. 
 Notifications: See where your notification is coming from by checking
the app logo at the top, and dismiss it by clicking the X in the top right corner.
Focus Assist notification and summary will be turned off by default. 
 Settings: Find more Control Panel features in the Settings About page
under Settings > System > About. 
 2-in-1 devices: For these device users, instead of getting a notification
asking if you want to switch to tablet mode every time you detach your
keyboard, it will happen by default.