As always, if you have any feedback for Notepad, we welcome it in the Feedback Hub under Apps > Notepad. This will allow us the flexibility to respond to issues and feedback outside the bounds of Windows releases. Over the last few releases, we’ve been making a number of small improvements to Notepad based on your feedback (including expanded line ending support, wrap around search, and indicating when there’s unsaved content.) Starting with this build, we’re making a change so that future Notepad updates will be automatically available via the store. Notepad has been a well-loved text editor in Windows for over 30 years. Microsoft’s Dona Sarkar and Brandon LeBlanc explain the change in a blog post: Until then, Notepad will be updated in the normal way-through Windows Update. It will arrive with Windows 10’s 20H1 update, expected sometime around April 2020. API: Fixed crash in tviewindex() API: Updated OpenSSL to 1.0.2k. This change is part of Windows Insider build 18963. New Command Palette implementation that can accept text input from users. Now, Microsoft is set to update Notepad much more quickly. Every Windows 10 Update now includes improvements to Notepad, from support for Unix-style line endings to Bing searches and performance improvements. Microsoft just can’t stop updating Notepad.
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