Microsoft today launched Sticky Notes under the OneNote domain on the web, letting users access their Sticky Notes from anywhere they want. The company then took it a step further by bringing the ability to access and edit your Sticky Notes on Android and iOS via the OneNote app.Īnd now, Sticky Notes is coming to the web. It first started off when Microsoft launched Sticky Notes 3.0, with an improved interface and support for syncing notes across all your Windows devices.
If you're a Skip Ahead ring Insider, you can download the Sticky Notes app from the Microsoft Store.Windows 10’s Sticky Notes app has been picking up a ton of improvements lately.
Using assistive technologies and Narrator. Drastic improvements on being more inclusive:. It comes with a new formatting bar that lets you easily style your note. According to Microsoft, it's charcoal color theme for Sticky Notes. The app has a dark theme, although this is not really a dark theme. The new Sticky Notes app comes with a new home where you can find all your notes. You can finally sync and backup your notes across your Windows 10 devices. Sticky Notes on Windows 10 is getting a new design, cross-device syncing, faster loading times and improved animation in the latest update. And today we’re excited to announce that we’re rolling out that major update to Windows Insiders who have opted into Skip Ahead," writes Brandon LeBlanc, Senior Program Manager in a blog post. "Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve been teasing out a major update to Sticky Notes in Windows 10. The Sticky Notes 3.0 for Windows 10 comes with the dark theme, cross-device syncing and more. Microsoft has been teasing a major update for Sticky Notes app over the last few weeks and today you can download the update if you're a Skip Ahead ring Insider.
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