On the Mac version, in "File" -> "Reopen with Encoding", there is no "Mac OS Roman" encoding. I'm currently working with a file that has this encoding, and it would be nice to have it in the list.

In the most recent build a feature was added - "Clicking on a background window will bring it to the front only, and not change the selection". I understand the use of this with multi-windows open, but now it's painful to place the cursor after searching for text. For example, I hit cmd + f to search for text in a document, then I have to click in the window twice to place the cursor (once to activate window, once to place cursor).

Perhaps this behaviour shouldn't happen from the find window (considering find changes the selection anyway), or there should be a toggle in preferences.

From the commandline you can open a directory with sublime text and have the corresponding directory structure available in ST sidebar, but this option is not available in Windows Explorer context menu.

It would be nice to have this context menu added by the windows installer.

Question is: is there a way to achieve this? Probably not. So idea is: what title says and not only first selected word but all and maybe same feature for the word in search panel.

It's been 2 weeks that I use Sublime Text and I already can't live without it, I makes me goes faster on my projects, thank you for this !