The new Notepad for Windows 11 is so far still in beta, but Windows Insiders can already try it out via the Windows Dev Channel preview build. You’ll also see an improved find and replace feature on Notepad for Windows 11 too. Thankfully, this has now been rectified, allowing for better productivity and work flow when using Notepad. Hitting Ctrl+Z again then undoes the undo for some reason. Frequent Notepad users will know that if you make a mistake or a typo and wish to correct it, you can hit Ctrl+Z as normal but it’ll only undo the most recent action. Lastly, another big change - which we can’t believe took them this long to do - is multilevel undo. However, if you run Windows in dark mode but wish for Notepad to remain in its light theme, you can change it in the settings page too.
It’ll default to your system theme settings so if you already run dark mode for Windows, you’ll see Notepad in dark mode too. Arguably the biggest new feature with Notepad for Windows 11 though is the ability to turn on dark mode, something many Windows users have been clamouring for over the years.
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