That’s pretty much it. You can start working with a Notepad file, and Notepad AutoSave will keep monitoring it for changes. The program will automatically save the content at regular intervals.

To make Notepad files always open in a new or separate window in Windows 11, open Notepad setting and change the 'Opening files' option.

Do you get annoyed when you want to save something in Windows Notepad with an extension other than .txt (like .sh or .conf) and you have to use up an extra two clicks selecting 'All files'?