In addition to the new OneNote client, Microsoft is also working on a new Outlook app for Windows 11 and Windows 10, and it will be based on Microsoft Edge WebView. Microsoft isn’t in a rush to make this happen, and OneNote for Windows 10 (UWP) will be supported until 2025. Microsoft could finalize the work on this OneNote overhaul by the second half of 2022, but no specifics were provided. When the app is ready for production, Microsoft has confirmed that users will get an in-app invitation to try the new client. On a clean Windows 11 install there will be no OneNote Windows 10.
We don’t know when it will be released in the production channel, but those in the Office Insider program will be able to give it a try soon. Microsoft is merging both apps and transitioning them together so therell not be a 3rd app. The company is planning to bring it to OneNote (free) later this year in the Insider channels. As you can see in the above mockup, Microsoft is refreshing the traditional ribbon menu, and everything feels fresh thanks to new icons, extra padding and rounded cornersĪt the moment, the new Office UI is available for Word, PowerPoint and Excel only. OneNote’s new app would be ready for Windows 11, but it will also work on Windows 10 and the same interface update will be offered to all users. It’s also consistent with upcoming Office apps for Windows 11. Microsoft has also shared a mockup of the new OneNote app for Windows, and as expected, the new look is Windows 11-inspired.
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