When a list of possible completions shows up, it should be possible to browse it circularly using the arrow keys. That is, if the cursor is at the top of the list and I press up, it should move to the bottom of the list. Likewise, if it's at the bottom and I press down, it should move to the top of the list.

I will give you and example.

I want to refactor Address to Addressable.

If I search for 'Address' in multiple files, then I multiple select the result and modify it to 'Addressable'. Now I want to save the result. But I want to save every chunk in its original file.

The one thing preventing me from fully adopting Sublime text is the lack of live highlighting and live preview.

In brackets, when you select a selector/element it highlights it in the live preview browser window which is incredibly helpful. I understand that sublime isn't necessarily intended for web dev but this extension would really help fill the blanks.

I run Sublime Text 3 on a workstation that is very trimmed down, and I realize this is a strange request, but the method of updating to a new version appears to currently require a web browser to be installed.

This is the result of clicking the download button:

I think the download button should probably just do a wget (or similar) of the new version and then run dpkg on it, not present the user with a web page.

For reference, please see the efficacy of the "versionless" update system instituted in Chrome. Having silent, invisible updates ensures a much greater share of your users are running the latest version, and I think that would be an ideal feature to target for Sublime Text 3.

TTWSOS (trim_trailing_white_space_on_save) is awesome most of the time, but often makes me look like an ass in version control.  Committing a one-line change often turns into a massive commit with tons of code insertions and deletions.

It would be great to have more control over this feature...  

For example, I don't want to TTWSOS "dirty" files that have existing trailing whitespace.  I just want to maintain TTWSOSification in already "clean" TTWSOSified files.

Of course it would be nice to be able to force a TTWSOSification on a dirty file.

This would keep commits nice and clean and would resolve my love/hate relationship with this feature!

Eatly I had x86 architecture system. Sublime Text 2 wrked stable and properly.

But I reinstall system to AMD64 architecture system. When I press <ctrl> + <ins> or <ctrl> + <c> I get don't moved cursor, and many actions is disabled in menu. 

Linux shurik 3.4.5-calculate #1 SMP PREEMPT Thu Jul 19 13:59:36 UTC 2012 x86_64 Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8500 @ 3.16GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux

SHELL: gentoo xfce 4.10

What do I should do ?

Please add a shortcut for find files under current and sub folders, this is based on the current edit window. So if you switch to other window in different folder, the shortcut will be updated.

Also it will be great if there is auto-completion for file-path in several option fields or dialog, such as the "Where" field in "Find in Files..."

The build system does currently use the folder of the selected file to execute a build if no project is opened. However: I often drop a single folder temporarily in the sidebar to work with sublime text. It would make my workflow easier if sublime text could treat a single folder in the sidebar as the root folder for builds.