I'm very used to the behavior of just about every other editor I've used where searching can start either from the current cursor position OR from the top of the file. I really, really dislike wraparound search so this is not a solution for me. All it'd have to be is another toggle button (like case sensitive and whole word) that toggles between "start from top" and "start from cursor".

for example eclipse has this feature.

I really appreciate your efforts in tab completion but I continuously run into "wrong" completions instead of getting a tab or couple of spaces inserted. How can I change it back to only support snippets? I would then bind the best-completion-thingy to another key..

Currently when you perform a find search and highlight matches, it shows a tiny little highlight in the minimap. That is hard to see, it would be better to highlight the whole row.

It would be very nice to be able to 'hoist' folders in the sidebar, similar to the Hoist functionality on lineitems in OmniOutliner.

This would allow you to change the root of the folder in the sidebar without the inconvenience of removing and re-adding the folder. It would also be helpful for Sublime projects to remember the current level and root level.

I can't even type what I wanna find...I can only type one letter...

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Ability to separate colors of fix size.. For example; in some ASCII formatted files, first 34 chars mean header with color1, 1024 chars mean message data with color2, 12 chars mean tail with color3. I couldn't find this. is there any way to do this?

Shouldn't there be a way to launch code in different browsers? Sort of how Notepad++ does it (in Chrome, IE, Firefox, etc.)