If we want them, we need to implement them via QML.
To summarize, it doesn't seem like there is any native way to add widgets on Windows.
Another downside of these widgets is that they seem to only be added to that widget's menu, not to the desktop. They're claiming to have third-party widgets support on the roadmap, but, those would be apps in the Windows Store and would need to be registered in that store and maintained separately as separate apps. However, it does not allow adding widgets programmatically and, at the moment third-party widgets are not supported. That menu allows adding predefined Windows widgets as well as customizing them. On Windows 11, they've introduced the new "Widgets" menu available by clicking or hovering in the bottom left corner in a place where the "Start" button was previously located.
#Any.do desktop widget windows 10#
There is third-party software that allows adding widgets(gadgets) to Windows 8 and Windows 10 desktops as well as to Windows 11, but, those are just packs of widgets and don't allow customization. So, Windows 10 does not have anything like this available natively. Starting from Windows 8, the "Gadgets" feature is gone.
I don't remember if there were ways to add custom gadgets. Those gadgets could display the weather, time, exchange rates, etc. Back in the day, Windows Vista introduced the "Gadgets" feature that allowed to put something similar to widgets on the desktop.
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