Microsoft is reportedly working on yet another "advanced" Notepad feature that has little to do with basic text editing.

You can infect your PC with malware without ever leaving Notepad, thanks to recent updates and additions. Hooray.

Windows Latest has learned that Microsoft is adding image support to Notepad on Windows 11, and sources told us that the ...

Why can't it just be a basic text editor?!

Smug faces across all those who opposed the WordPad-ification of Microsoft's humble text editor Just months after Microsoft ...

An AI bot publicly criticized a software engineer for rejecting its code, sparking debate about autonomous AI behavior. The ...

According to Microsoft's release notes, the update fixes 25 elevation of privilege flaws, 12 remote code execution vulnerabilities, three denial of service vulnerabilities, five security feature ...

Major Update Brings Rust Bindings, Native UI with Slint, Archive Management, Closures, Subprocess Control, and ...

Is Notepad getting too bloated these days? If you're of that opinion, you won't like what Microsoft has planned next.

The flaw exploits Notepad’s recently added support for Markdown, a formatting language used on websites and in files, to run malicious code on a Windows PC.

I don’t need tabs, sessions, or extra clutter in a tool I open for two seconds. Notepad++ stays fast, simple, and doesn't force features on you.

Catch up with this week's Microsoft Weekly news recap about a shakeup at the company's gaming division, some changes to the ...