Instagram users have long awaited the option to edit comments containing spelling errors or other mistakes they do not want to leave as is.

This is now possible, as the platform, among other updates, has just announced this tool through an editable version that appears below the post via the Reply and Edit options.

So, if an Instagram user misspells a word, or if the message is simply incomplete, they can correct it. However, this is only possible within 15 minutes of posting; otherwise, if they don’t want to leave the message as is, they will have to delete it and rewrite it.

It’s very simple: once the options appear, simply click on Edit to make any necessary changes, click the blue arrow, and you’re done.

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The most recent Windows 11 update has presented an error in the emoji panel, which closes automatically when clicked. Microsoft has noticed the problem and indicated that they are working on the solution.

Although it is not a serious problem, it does bother users who use emojis daily. In this sense, the company has confirmed that “build 26120.1350 has an error with the emoji panel that closes automatically.”

The same situation occurs when the user tries to switch to the kaomoji and symbols sections, “or after selecting an emoji.”

Other setbacks that also arise from this update affect the task manager blocking when moving from one page to another, as well as when adding optional languages.

Microsoft has indicated that its technicians are working to provide a solution to these errors that have become a nuisance for the common user and developers.

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