Instead of focusing on PWA they should be focusing on UWP first and foremost. NotePad is an excellent plain text editor with all of the features you miss from your traditional Notepad. In short, once again Microsoft is holding back the growth potential not OEMs, ODMs, consumers, enterprise users but Microsoft. Microsoft should be throwing hell of a lot resources at this - simply because Windows On ARM is heavily dependent/reliant on UWP apps especially since the newly launched WoA devices run Windows 10S. Unfortunately many do not realise how many APIs that many Win32 applications rely on have not been 'converted' to the UWA platform or it's equivalent available. But there hasn't been much movement in this regard at all. To be honest this one section that should have been added from the get go as it would allow more versatile and full fledged UWP apps.įor the store to become the single point of access for apps it UWP apps need these functions, especially file converter apps. A portable version of this application is available: Notepad++ Portable runs on: Windows 11 Windows 10 32/64 bit Windows 8 32/64 bit Windows 7 32/64 bit file size: 4. I am sure Microsoft can allow / create a custom library section within the container for UWP apps so that users can load their custom plugins and all.

Notepad++ windows 10 64 bits