The humble Windows NotePad might finally get image support
Summary
Notepad's evolution may reach new heights with potential image support, filling the void left by WordPad's removal from Windows. This significant update could enhance user experience in text editing, according to insights from Digital Trends.
Key Insights
What is the Windows Insider Program?
The Windows Insider Program is Microsoft's testing initiative where users can install preview builds of Windows and apps like Notepad to try new features early and provide feedback before wide release.[1][2][3]
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How will image support work in Notepad and can it be disabled?
Image support is integrated into Notepad's Markdown features, allowing insertion or rendering of images with minimal performance impact, and it will be enabled by default but can be disabled in Settings alongside other formatting options.[1][3]