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Probably because the Sticky Notes on Windows 10 has a bit more functionality built in. If I remember correctly, it has integration with other systems (including
by csydas 9y ago
Probably because the Sticky Notes on Windows 10 has a bit more functionality built in. If I remember correctly, it has integration with other systems (including Outlook), so you can make a note and create a calendar event with said note.
Basically there's just a lot going on under the hood for many of these "simple" apps that isn't user facing. For better or for worse, that's why.
- Jaruzel 9y ago> so you can make a note and create a calendar event with said note hmm wasn't aware of that, and didn't see the option - if this so, then I shall redact my outrage. :)
- ocdtrekkie 9y agoOne of the other things not yet mentioned here, is that Sticky Notes integrates all of Microsoft's new Inking and Typing features. On a touch/pen enabled system, you can write on the note, and if you have some of their cloud features enabled (I usually don't), it'll convert your handwriting into text, convert text items like addresses into clickable links, etc. If you put a flight number in there, it can turn it can add flight tracking, if you put a stock ticker in there, it can update you on that, etc. See: https://www.howtogeek.com/285944/how-to-use-sticky-notes-on-windows-10/ https://www.howtogeek.com/285944/how-to-use-sticky-notes-on-... Sticky Notes these days packs in a surprisingly large number of features. (None of which I use, but it explains the 22 MB footprint.)