Notepad: Be it a small office of four employees or a large office full of thousands of employees, work is done on laptops and desktops everywhere. One app which is widely used in office or home, laptop and desktop is Notepad. Be it an important update, billing work or giving any important notice to someone, notepad is used a lot. It is used only commercially, but people also use it for personal work and education. If you also use notepad a lot in the office, then there is good news for you. Actually, a new update is going to come soon in this which will give you more convenience in working.
The company has not given information about this update coming in Notepad, but a Microsoft employee had mistakenly tweeted about the feature update coming in Notepad of Windows 11. As soon as the employee tweeted, it immediately went viral and was picked up by various news websites in time. By the time the employee removed the tweet, people had taken screenshots of it and it is now visible on the Internet.
Now this feature will be available in notepad
In the new update, people will now get the facility of ‘tab’ in Notepad. Just like when you log-in on a web browser and you can open different tabs, in the same way you will be able to open different tabs at the same time in Notepad. That is, you can work on multiple tabs at the same time. For this, you will not need to open Notepad again and again. On this app ‘tabs’ will be arranged on top and many files will be open in single window.
News Reels
According to a report by Windows Central, testing of this feature is currently underway. It is believed that the company can launch it with an update early next year. You can also see in the picture above that a confidential remark has been written in it. That is, it is still in the developing stage and is secret to everyone except the company.
Tested earlier too
Let me tell you, Microsoft started testing ‘tabs’ in Notepad app in Windows 10 as well. At that time, the company named this feature as sets instead of tabs, but then it was cancelled.