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.