The recent apps menu is getting a slight change in Android 11 DP3, along with some nice screenshot shortcuts. ... swipe up to open the overview menu, then tap that button.

Android 11 has three methods to access its multitasking pane, along with some handy new features. Here’s how you can decide which method to use.

In Android 11 DP3, though, this button isn’t showing consistently in the Recents menu, making it hard to capture an image. You can see it below, though, as captured by one of our readers.

What’s missing is the Screenshot button, which was previously at the bottom of the power menu in Android 10. In Android 11, Google has moved it to the Recents multitasking screen, where you’ll ...

Instead of just tapping on the overview button to open up the recents menu, if you’re on the homescreen and you double tap it, you can immediately open up the application that you used last.

Three-button navigation has long ceased to be Android’s default mode, but you can easily bring it back if you miss it. From Settings, go to System , Gestures , and then tap System Navigation .