Jakarta: Microsoft announced that it will roll out an update for NotePad, bringing design changes to the application on devices with the Windows 11 operating system. This application update presents a number of changes that Microsoft claims will be welcomed by the community.
quote UbergizmoMicrosoft revealed that in this NotePad application update, users will find changes to the user interface or UI that are in line with the new visual design of Windows 11, including more rounded corners, Mica and so on.
In addition, Microsoft also announced one of the features available in the new version of the NotePad application, namely support for dark mode or dark mode. This support can be taken advantage of by users who enable this mode or work in low-light environments and don’t want to write on the white background of the NotePad.
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Other changes and improvements Microsoft brings to this new version of the NotePad app, to the search and replace tool, as well as support for the undo previous action or multi-level Undo tool.
Along with others, these two changes and improvements that Microsoft says have also become things that are requested by many users of the NotePad application. Microsoft says that this update will begin rolling out in the near future.
Previously, Microsoft had built a new media playback app for Windows 11 to replace both Windows Media Player which hasn’t changed since 2009, and the Groove Music app.
Currently, Windows Insiders have been able to test the application titled Media Player for Windows 11. The app is designed to play both music and video, and users of Microsoft’s discontinued Groove Music service in 2017 can switch to the new Media Player.
Meanwhile, one of the popular music player software in the past, Winamp, has now returned to greet the public. This new version of the software promises a significantly changed experience and is more than just a music player.
The Winamp site welcomes visitors with a new logo, fits in with the language of modern flat design, and talks about opportunities for fans to connect with artists.
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