The new Windows 11 SDK for build 22523 revealed that Microsoft is working on a new blur effect for Windows 11. This effect is called Tabbed and is in addition to Acrylic and Mica.
22523 The new DWMWA_SYSTEMBACKDROP_TYPE in the SDK, the public Win32 API for Mica, Acrylic, and their weird new "tab" hybrid: pic.twitter.com/dbsu7ZFiIi
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The effect can be seen in the sample application of the following SDK:
The effect seems to be that your wallpaper does not A heavily blurred version of the hue. Microsoft seems to be working on bringing Mica to more traditional apps, with the latest Insider build also supporting "MicaBackdropInApplicationFrameHostTitlebar". 
Microsoft will bring the next major update to Windows 11 in the summer of 2022, so it won’t be long before we see these changes rolling out to regular users.
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