Microsoft has already rolled out several updates to Notepad in Windows 11, but it's not done yet. The latest update now gives its users tab management capabilities in the classic text editor. With this additional feature, you can quickly organize and switch between different pages of your documents!
Microsoft began testing tabs in Notepad in January, confirming a leaked screenshot from late 2022. The functionality was limited to Windows Insider builds, but is now available on all Windows 11 PCs.
Tabs in Notepad allow you to open multiple text files in the same window, and clicking on each tab switches the open document. There's a plus (+) button to create a new tab, just like in most web browsers, and you can have a mix of windows and tabs as needed. Microsoft hasn't made any groundbreaking changes since tabs were introduced in Insider builds
The Notepad update is rolling out now to Windows 11, though your PC will likely need to be running the latest 22H2 update first. It's one of several features Microsoft just released to everyone in Windows 11, including Bing AI in the taskbar and screen recording in the Snipping Tool.
Information source: howtogeek.com
