It would be neat to be able to directly edit lines appearing inside the find in files results window, and everything would be remapped to actual files.

In certain files, the syntax highlighting stops midway through the file, with everything below it being rendered as plain text.

There is an example in the forum  with a C++ file,and I have seen it on several files now. It is not just limited to C++, as I have seen it in Shell Script (Bash) files too.

 For those who don't like to use a mouse it would be great if there were key bindings to:

• jump to the side bar
• navigate the side bar (expand collapse select)
• jump back to the editor 

It would be nice if there was a notification system that we could have access to from plugins.  Things like builds completing, tests failing/succeeding, etc. could appear in a non-obtrusive spot, briefly, then disappear.  

If I open a sublime project from the command line with `subl .`

and then later go to that directory and create new files with `touch newfile.txt` or even switching git branches which adds new files. These files are not detected in the session of sublime using the `goto anything` I have to close sublime and relaunch with another `subl .`

In the statusbar in the bottom left it shows the current line and column. If you select a word, line, etc. these values disappear. Why? Even in selection mode the cursor is somewhere, please show this invaluable information. Also, when searching within a file, it will show e.g. "32 of 56 matches". Nice, but not as useful information as showing the current line and column where the match is made.

Launchbar is a powerful application launcher, file manager and utility tool for Mac OS X.

One of the features is allowing you to open recent files used by application.