Fluid will also appear in Teams, mail in Outlook, and a variety of documents in Office next year. “We are working very closely with the Fluid engineering team to co-develop the Fluid Framework and that sometime next year we’ll be debuting a preview of what OneNote in Fluid will look like together and what they’ll be capable of together,” explained Hodes. Fluid is also designed to be a new componentized document model that AI and other services can plug into. Microsoft has big plans for Fluid, to power the future of collaborative experiences for Office on the web. The other big part of this new codebase is Microsoft’s move to its new Fluid Framework. Microsoft’s meeting notes improvements for OneNote aren’t very clear just yet, but Hodes revealed “there are lots of nice features we can do to make that experience better.” OneNote 2016 dark mode support The support will arrive in the first half of next year, and Microsoft has also been working on To Do integration that should arrive at some point next year.
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“We are literally merging all of our modern code back into the legacy 2016 codebase to create a unified single codebase that we can ship and deliver OneNote from,” explained Ben Hodes, product manager of OneNote, at a Microsoft Ignite session today. Microsoft has much deeper plans for this desktop app, and OneNote overall, though.
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The software giant reversed course and revived its OneNote 2016 desktop app earlier this week, with a new dark mode and extended support. Microsoft is detailing its plans for its popular OneNote app today.
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