Meta has released the Horizon OS 2.10 public test version for its Quest headset series. The update introduces a new Theater virtual environment, which features a large home cinema design with high-resolution textures. Users can access this space directly from the window control bar without setting it as their default home.
The Theater environment is compatible with several media applications, including the system media player, browser, YouTube, Disney+, and Amazon Prime Video. When users exit the theater, the system reverts to the standard VR Home or passthrough mode.
The Navigator system launcher has been redesigned for a cleaner layout. The interface now consists of three main tabs: Search, Library, and Notifications. Meta removed several previous entry points and the sidebar filter in the Library section to streamline navigation.
Privacy indicators have been updated, with active or recent permissions now highlighted in green instead of purple. Additionally, a new bubble prompt above the Library button allows users to exit immersive applications more easily.
The update also includes improved window scaling and a new avatar video calling feature for the Chats application. Users can toggle between video and voice calls via the call control bar. Furthermore, the system includes an enhanced authenticity verification mechanism for websites.
