On OSX if you fullscreen the app on a secondary monitor, then exit fullscreen mode, the toolbar never comes back to the top.

Currently, pressing alt+r when searching to toggle regex searching brings up the menu because alt+r is the mnemonic for the Preferences item in the menu.

My suggestions would be to ignore menu mnemonics when the menu is hidden. Alternatively, to let keybindings take precedence over menu mnemonics.

I'm not sure about other OS but in OS X , you can't import or export any file from/to the sidebar …

If I make a macro to copy part of one line of code and paste it somewhere else (using bookmarks), and do this for many lines in a row it works flawlessly, except that what it pastes is the content from when the macro was first created and not the respective line's content.

OSX 10.7.3: with the option "open_files_in_new_window": false, if the main window is minimized in the dock and you double click on a file associated with sublimetext, the window is not restored.

Really self explanatory. A view in the side panel, maybe by making another tab in it so you could switch between open files and the tag tree. When clicking on a tag in the tree it goes straight to that tag in the editor.

Subtle point, I know, but I think the background color of the tab row needs to blend more with the non-selected tabs rather than the selected tab. Otherwise, I think it sends a mixed message visually about what is primary and what is secondary since the higher contrast between the background and the non-selected tabs makes them pop more.

When a new Sublime Text 2 window opens in Ubuntu 11.04, its window is absolutely tiny (about 20px high by 1 px wide) and is very easy to miss altogether.

Context-aware bracket matching: f(")"); result Sublime Text to match the closing parenthesis in the string with the opening parenthesis of the function.

I really miss Emacs's C++ indentation features.  My company's coding standard is quite rigorous and without auto-indent help using ST2 for C++ is very tedious.