Microsoft is updating another default app for Windows 11. This time, it’s Notepad that’s getting a new look with dark mode and some small tweaks that should make using it feel more modern.

This is how you can find and replace Text in Notepad on Windows 11/10. You can even replace multiple texts at once in Notepad by following this trick.

Thankfully, you can still re-enable the old version of Notepad by opening the Settings App (press Windows+i) and navigating to Apps > Advanced App Settings > App Execution Aliases ...

The freshly updated Notepad app with native Arm64 support is rolling out now to Windows Insiders on Windows 11 Microsoft's Dev, Beta and Release Preview channels.

In future versions of Windows 10, Microsoft is making it so you can now completely uninstall the venerable Notepad, Paint, and WordPad programs from the operating system.

Microsoft keeps improving and adding more features to the Windows 11 Notepad application, the latest being a built-in character counter.