Notepad’s rich text formatting (Markdown) support is now rolling out outside the Windows Insider Program on Windows 11.

Hate Notepad in Windows 11 because Microsoft keeps adding features to the app, bloating it up? You might like the new 'Edit' app that's in the works now.

Microsoft’s Notepad on Windows, long recognised for its simplicity and utility as a tool for removing text formatting, is now receiving a significant update that introduces new formatting capabilities ...

Microsoft keeps adding new features to Notepad, like markdown, and while it's not necessarily a bad thing, some users aren't happy.

Microsoft has introduced a major update to its Notepad app, transforming the once-basic text editor into a more powerful tool with generative AI capabilities. The new features are available to ...

The new Notepad is updated to look and feel more like part of Windows 11 , thanks to a modern header and a dedicated Settings tab to access and tweak more options. The settings interface now has a ...

In another big AI push, Microsoft is adding the ability to summarize articles in Notepad in the Windows 11's Insider program. The feature is likely to be locked behind a paywall. You'll also be ...

Microsoft has quietly added a new feature to Windows 11: A Rewrite feature that uses AI for editing is now part of Windows Notepad.

If you thought Windows' humble, no-frills text editor would remain untouched by Microsoft's never-ending quest to monetize things, think again. The company dropped AI features for Notepad a few ...

A prompt to sign in to an MS account upon opening Notepad sent many people into a stir, but they're making mountains out of molehills.

If you want to use the Notepad Rewrite AI feature, you have to log in with a Microsoft account, but your information will be collected.

You likely already use Notepad regularly to jot down quick notes, but there are some alternatives to the popular Windows app that may offer you more features.