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I've been a big fan of OneNote since the Windows 8 version hit the store, but this new version after Windows 10 destroyed part of the excellent UX we had before.
What's more annoying about it is probably this new whitey interface and the switch from colored tabs organization for an all-lateral, flat white sections panel.
I really disliked the original OneNote desktop and I still love using the new version, but the Win10's new interface gives me migraines after some time. I'm not alone on that. Those who need to type extensively at night know it well.
To solve that problem...
I propose the creation of Themes for OneNote , as a feature on the same way themes work on VisualStudio!
Not just the addition of a "night mode" or just a dark blue theme for improved readability, but also options that add back the colors for panels and maybe even adding tabbed sections back, all to boost the productivity of users who work a lot on OneNote.
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Thanks for the suggestion! The best way to propose new features is to use the https://onenote.uservoice.com/
-Jesse