Microsoft has released the September 2022 update for that Windows Subsystem for Android, as the company continues the work on making Google's mobile operating system feel at home on Windows 11.

Available for insiders, WSA remains offered simply to insiders in the United States and Japan - worthwhile to learn, however, is the fact that all users within the Windows Insider program can provide it a try, regardless of the channel they're enrolled in.

"Today we are shipping an update for Windows Subsystem for Android? on Windows 11 to all Windows Insider channels (U.S. and Japan only). This update (version 2208.40000.4.0) will improve security, input issues, general reliability, and gratifaction," Microsoft says.

Needless to say, the WSA update comes with plenty of improvements, including the switch to Chromium WebView 104 and also the latest Linux kernel security updates.

Simultaneously, Microsoft says it's improved the performance of uninstalling apps, while also fixing video playback issues for apps.

The next more improvements are available in the latest WSA update:

Reliability fixes for App Not Responding (ANR) errors
Improvements to input compatibility shims
Improvements to scrolling (smoothness) in apps
Usability Improvements to the Windows Subsystem for Android Settings app
Startup performance improvements
Fixed crashes when copying and pasting extremely large content
UX improvements for that game controls dialog
Improvements to networking

At this time, there's still no ETA regarding when each one of these improvements might make their method to production devices, as WSA continues to be a piece in progress at this time. However, Microsoft recommends everyone to send feedback to the company, simply to have the ability to further refine WSA prior to the production rollout starts.

"If you're having troubles with Windows Subsystem for Android - please file feedback via Feedback Hub under Apps > Windows Subsystem for Android," the software giant explains in today's announcement.