Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Mark H Schmidt

Jane T Kim

Michael J Patten

Aaron Michael Butcher

Warren G Stevens

Anthony T Chor

Yan Ke

Robert J Mauceri, Jr

Vikas Rajvanshy

Sarah J Bowers

John B Bravenec

Louis A Martinez

Habtamu M Feyessa

David B Flink

Yi Lang Mok

Jaime Martin Sanchez Lopez

Robert L Rounthwaite

Andrew Shuman

Ian M Williams

Igor Dvorkin

Agnieszka Girling

RajaniKanth Ageeru

Sreekanth Kannepalli

Nishadi Kolonne

Dhruv Sood

Robert Hanley

Bonnie Pan

Taft Sandbakken

Farheen Omar

Vihar Tammana

Emanuel Rosu

Jason Brinkle

Piotr Walaszek

Evyenia R KaraEftimoglu

Gama Aguilar-Gamez

Matthew Tebbs

Julia Syi

James Mellers

Non-limiting examples of the present disclosure describe surfacing a representation of digital artifacts for a user. An operation context associated with a user is identified. The operational context may correspond with an electronic document that is accessed through a productivity application. One or more of a plurality of digital artifacts may be identified based on the identified operational context. An exemplary representation of the one or more digital artifacts is surfaced through a user interface. An exemplary user interface may be a user interface of a productivity application, for example, where the electronic document is being accessed through the productivity application. In alternative examples, an exemplary user interface may be associated with a home service that is executed in association with an operating system (OS). In some instances, an operational context may change resulting in an update to an exemplary representation of digital artifacts. Other examples are also described.

Recall service for productivity applications

In one or more embodiments, a flip ahead input, such as a gesture, provides touch users with an ability to easily navigate various websites. The flip ahead input can be utilized to advance to the next portion of relevant content. In at least some embodiments, the flip ahead input resides in the form of a forward swipe. In one or more embodiments, the flip ahead input is configured to be utilized in association with an aggregated browsing history from multiple users. The aggregated browsing history is analyzed to generate rules that are then downloaded to a client device and used by a suitably-configured web browser to ascertain the next portion of content when a flip ahead input is received.

Rules for navigating to next content in a browser

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Mark H Schmidt