The most outstanding is the ability to create tabs that allow developers to keep multiple files open at the same time. Notepad++ looks as simple as the basic Notepad program that comes with Windows, but has a number of additional features that make it useful for developers. User reviews consistently give it five stars and developers gush about how long it’s been their text editor of choice, with no disadvantages that they can think of. Created in 2003, it’s had plenty of time to mature and develop, and it remains popular with developers who have been using it for years. To a large extent, Notepad++, which only runs on Windows, succeeds. That may be true but unless the program offers the text editing features that users want, no one is going to use it and that carbon dioxide is going to be emitted by a different piece of software anyway. Because the program uses less CPU power, computers can reduce their electricity consumption and create a greener environment. By optimizing as many routines as possible, the creators say, Notepad++ is trying to reduce the world carbon dioxide emissions. The main sales point that Notepad++ uses to promote itself isn’t a feature trumpeted by many software programs.

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