No. Windows 10 S Mode only allows apps from the Microsoft Store. Wondershare Studio must be downloaded from the web. You will need to switch out of S Mode (free) to install it.
Furthermore, while Wondershare Studio supports 360-degree video, the workflow is clunky compared to dedicated VR editors. And for audio engineers, the lack of VST plugin support (virtual studio technology) means serious podcasters will still need external audio editing software.
Furthermore, Wondershare Studio leverages Windows 10’s native file explorer integration seamlessly. Dragging and dropping media from a File Explorer window into the timeline is instantaneous. The software also utilizes Windows 10’s notification system effectively—rendering completions and export failures appear as subtle toast notifications rather than intrusive pop-ups. For touch-screen Windows 10 devices (like the Surface Pro), Wondershare Studio offers pinch-to-zoom on the timeline and tap-to-cut, demonstrating a native understanding of hybrid hardware.