But now that Notepad updates are soon going to be decoupled from Windows 10 once 20H1 ships, we may soon start seeing new features frequently. Notepad did receive a number of new features over the last year or so, and maybe that’s just a part of more to come. It’s not clear if Microsoft plans on releasing any major features to Notepad in the near-term, though. This will allow us the flexibility to respond to issues and feedback outside the bounds of Windows releases,” said Microsoft. “We’re making a change so that future Notepad updates will be automatically available via the store. That’s obviously a very good change as Microsoft will now be able to update Notepad without having to release a whole update to the OS. Notepad updates will no longer have any connection with Windows 10 updates or release scheme, and it will receive independent updates via the Microsoft Store. What that means is that Notepad will continue to come included with Windows 10 as usual, but the way Microsoft updates Notepad will change. Starting with Windows 10 20H1, Microsoft will deliver Notepad as a standalone Microsoft Store app. Microsoft is splitting up Notepad from Windows 10.
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