The new retains the familiar look like the classic version. However, you will notice new visual changes that align with the Windows 11 design language with rounded corners, the new dynamic Mica material that shines through the desktop colors, and more. In this first preview, Notepad is getting new menus with the same options as before. On the right, you will see an option to access the settings page, where you can change the font and the most important feature, the theme color. Yes, Microsoft has finally done it. The Notepad app now comes with dark mode support. By default, the app will respect the color more of Windows 11, but you can switch between the light and dark mode from the settings page. In addition, Notepad now also includes a new find and replace interface (Ctrl + F), and now there is support for multi-level undo.
The new version of Notepad is only available for testers, but if you have a device enrolled in the Dev Channel, you can get it by checking for updates in the Microsoft Store app. Update January 6, 2022: The redesigned version of Notepad is now available for devices enrolled in the Beta Channel of the Windows Insider Program. All content on this site is provided with no warranties, express or implied. Use any information at your own risk. Always backup of your device and files before making any changes. Privacy policy info.
