This would allow for better overlap when showing two windows next to each other (the sidebars overlap and not the file content). It would have to be able to be set per-window to be useful with two sublime text windows, but even an app-level setting would make it useful when using alongside other editors.

this will be useful when there's many files/folders in the side bar

The code navigator on right so far is not very useful to me, but I REALLY miss the tag 'tree' quick navigator that Espresso has. It's an excellent feature, and enables me to navigate complex HTML files very easily. Coda has one as well, although it's less useful.

I'm aware that .sublime-project files can contain settings but it doesn't appear I can do what I want with them.

Some plugins require per-project settings, at present as far as I can tell this is not possible without resorting to creating and using your own settings file somewhere inside the project path.

highlight the current code block, change the background or add some tags in the line number area so the current area code (and here i think about C/CPP/JAVA....) is somehow highlighted.  thanks

Kudos to forum post http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4485 that brought up this problem.

It is not a big thing, but it would be nice to add a [name] option to project configurations, that overrides the project name displayed in title bar and project switcher. So you could name project configurations just [project.sublime-project], there mostly is only one project file in one directory anyway.

I think, this was mentioned before somewhere but couldn't find it anymore.
I work with many open files at once which have the same name and are only differentiated by their path. So the list of open files result in being 5x product.py, complete.py etc..
It would be nice to see the end of the path within the empty space either on the left or on the right side of the filename.

For example on the left:
…api/input/collector/product.py
…ox/restapi/abstract/product.py

For example on the right:
product.py - …api/input/collector/
product.py - …ox/restapi/abstract/

The path should be shown in a lighter/transparent color so that the filename is prominent.

PS I prefer the variant on the right.

A color picker with with the option to insert hex or rgb color codes would be neat.

An API to control the projects would probably solve the shortcomings of the sidebar.

I store all my project files in one location.  I would like to be able to specify a default folder to always display when selecting "Open Project".

I suggest that switching tabs via [alt] + [tab] works in the order they are placed in the tab bar. This would be the same as in web browsers. Currently, the order seems to depend in which order the tabs were active last. But this feels a bit random and confusing. Please, at least, make this an option.

One could multi select (holding down CTRL or SHIFT) entries in the filtered list that pops-up for that action and then all selected entries wou8ld open in new tabs.

Jon added a clickToScroll" option in ST1 to change how clicking on the minimap worked. Please bring this option to ST2.

"[W]hat happens when clicking outside the view rectangle can now be configured. By default, it does nothing. To change this, edit the file type options and set 'clickToScroll' to either 'position' (the old behaviour), or 'text', to scroll the view to the clicked on text."

From forum discussion:
http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=675

Thai language doesn't show correctly in Sublime Text. But in other text editor such as Notepad++ it show correctly.

When selecting a text block, one is usually able to move the block by holding down the mouse button and dragging. But in build 2059 the selection is removed and the cursor is moved to the position where the mouse clicked, just as if the user released the button before dragging.

Means I can't e.g. middle-click paste into an xterm.