Paint 3D, of course, has fallen out of favor, and soon won’t be included as a default Windows 10 app – but rather as an optional Microsoft Store download for those who want it. Paint is not just an object of nostalgia for long-time Windows users, but also a solid option for a lightweight app that can be very swiftly fired up for quick jobs – a role that Paint 3D, which was supposed to replace Paint, didn’t live up to. Then, in 2019, we had heard that Paint would remain in Windows 10 ‘for now’, hinting that the transition to the Microsoft Store might still be in the cards. However, the company changed its mind – and announced the move to the Microsoft Store – following something of an outcry from those who still used it. Previous to 2017, it was thought that Microsoft would remove the Paint app entirely from Windows 10. The future is now, it would seem, assuming that this report is on the money of course, and Microsoft does indeed go ahead with the purported plan and announces it to testers soon.
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