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Cale Hunt

A new open‑source Notepad clone brings back the fast, minimal editor we loved — while Microsoft's Windows 11 version keeps getting more bloated

Notepad bloated on a desk.

For decades, Notepad has been a staple in the Windows ecosystem. From its origins as a simple text editor, it has lately been picking up a lot of new features, including Copilot integration.

Considering the current climate around Microsoft's forced AI integration into Windows 11, it's understandable that not all of these Notepad features are appreciated by Windows fans.

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