When viewing lines which have 200+ characters long, without wordwrap, and you scroll down, the horizontal view always gets shifted back to the home position (where character position1 is viewable).  Notepad++ does this correctly.

This capability is needed when using this text editor to view heavy log files, where the first half the file is date-time stamps that are usually best to be out of view.

UPDATE 5/17.  I just downloaded the latest Sublime Text 3 build, and it fixes the problem.  Please remove this request.  Thanks!

I'm writing Python and put code snippets in "docstrings". I use the wrap command to keep the lines within my ruler, however I don't like having short code snippets like ``foo = True`` split across two lines.

I realised that a simple way to solve this is to use non-breaking spaces rather than regular spaces, however it seems ST2 doesn't honour these when wrapping.

I suggest the wrapping behaviour should be changed to respect non breaking spaces.

When you create a new file, its first line becomes the displayed name for its tab and sidebar item. Is there any setting to disable this and return to the previous behaviour, where new files where just named untitled-1, untitled-2, etc?

My VISUAL environment variable is set to subl --wait. When invoked on a directory (subl --wait my_directory/), the command never completes, even after quitting Sublime Text 2 entirely.

I like my Sublime Text window narrow so that I can fit a web browser next to it. The problem is, the search field in the bottom find panel is gone -- in a narrow window the three find buttons take all the x-space.

Proposal: make the find buttons narrower (just narrow enough to fit the labels) when the window is narrow to display a reasonably sized search field.