A former Microsoft engineer has rebuilt Notepad, and it’s 2.5KB in size and has zero AI bloat
For decades, your choice of simple word processors on Windows was simple. If you wanted to have formatting, editing tools, and other handy features, you opened up Wordpad. If you wanted something that just accepted words and didn't add anything fancy, you booted up Notepad. However, Microsoft eventually phased out Wordpad, added all the features to Notepad, and then stuck Copilot in there for some reason.
For decades, your choice of simple word processors on Windows was simple. If you wanted to have formatting, editing tools, and other handy features, you opened up Wordpad. If you wanted something that just accepted words and didn’t add anything fancy, you booted up Notepad. However, Microsoft eventually phased out Wordpad, added all the features to Notepad, and then stuck Copilot in there for some reason.
Sumana Nair
India
India
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