Microsoft now rolls out its highly anticipated tabbed notepad to Windows 11 Insiders

Microsoft has begun rolling out the Tabbed version of Notepad to Windows 11 Dev Channel Insiders today. The feature was inadvertently leaked by a company employee in December. In a new blog post announcing the new feature, the company explains in detail how the new tabbed notepad will work:

Hello Windows Insiders, Today we’re starting to introduce tabs to the Dev Channel The Notepad (version 11.2212.33.0) update for Windows 11 is rolling out to Windows Insiders.

With this update, we're introducing support for multiple tabs - a feature most requested by the community - you'll be able to create, manage and organize multiple files in a single Notepad window! You can also continue working on files across multiple windows by dragging tabs out into their own windows, and new app settings let you customize whether files open in new tabs or new windows by default Open in .

Notepad application with two open files.

There will also be new keyboard shortcuts to support admin tabs, including:

There will also be new keyboard shortcuts to support admin tabs As well as some improvements in managing unsaved files, such as automatically generating filenames/tab titles based on content and refreshing the unsaved changes indicator.

As with any new feature, there are some bugs or issues with the new Notepad feature. Note from Microsoft:

We are aware of several issues that may impact your experience with this preview. Some users may experience issues with certain keyboard shortcuts, and we will continue to optimize performance to ensure Notepad continues to meet our high standards for performance, reliability, and compatibility.

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