Not sure if it is a bug, but when rendering text with `DejaVu Sans Mono` (and pretty much any other font, which is not "crisp") and using grayscale hinting under Windows XP, the letters appear to be lighter and bleaker, than in, say, Netbeans, Notepad++, Firefox, using the same font family, size and color.

At first I thought it has something to do with DPI I use (106 currently), but it appeared not to be the case (besides, the font is rendered of the same size, just lighter).

When accepting a suggested HTML tag that will usually contain more than one line in it (such as <table>, <tr>, etc...), the formatting should be

The sidebar only shows the name of the current file in the current group. If I've turned off tabs because they're useless when I have a lot of files open, then I can't tell what the file in the other group is without some thought.

 I have to enter in my custom settings for Prefs > File settings - default  every time the application is updated, which is almost daily.

Those buttons seem to trigger button1 instead.

In vintage mode, I expect `.` to repeat the last text-changing command, such as entering a semicolon on the end of this line, but this doesn't work between files. It seems that ST2 stores these commands on a per-file basis. This is unexpected and not beneficial.

When there is open unsaved files (or saved but modified), and you "switch project in window", all the open files are replaced by those of the project without warning thus loosing all your unsaved modifications or files.

In PHP, when I view the selector (crtl+shift+p), I see this:

text.html.basic source.php.embedded.block.html

But when I run view.score_selector(pos, 'source'), it returns 0L

I have a command (bracketeer, insert single quote) that tries to determine whether the cursor is in a string, a text scope, or in a comment.  In this case, I expect view.score_selector(pos, 'source') to be greater than view.score_selector(pos, 'text').

After doing a "Find in Files" search one is presented with occurrences in different files.