"Microsoft is removing the Copilot button from the Notepad app, replacing it with a 'writing tools' menu that still utilizes AI-powered features."
"The Copilot button has also been removed from the Snipping Tool app, indicating a shift towards reducing unnecessary entry points in Windows 11."
"While the underlying AI features remain, the removal of the Copilot branding is viewed as a good first step in streamlining Windows 11."
"There is anticipation regarding whether Microsoft will also eliminate the Copilot button from laptop keyboards and other areas of Windows 11."
Microsoft is eliminating unnecessary Copilot buttons from its Windows 11 applications, beginning with the Notepad and Snipping Tool. The Notepad app now features a 'writing tools' menu instead of the Copilot button. This change is part of a broader initiative to streamline Windows 11 by reducing entry points for Copilot. While the buttons are being removed, the AI-powered features remain intact. The removal of the Copilot branding is seen as a positive step, although some still question the necessity of these features in lightweight applications.
Read at The Verge
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