Just like any browser, or at least in Chrome when in fullscreen, it's pretty useful to see the tabs when you hit the top of your screen with your mouse.

Those who work in the humanities and social sciences would greatly benefit from XML TEI p5 support, the international standard to encode texts, sound, images, etc for archival purposes.
Thank you.
http://www.tei-c.org/

It's really hard to visually distinguish folders from files in file browser panel. It requires a bit of concentration. I really like minimalistic design of Sublime Text, but this part I think should be a bit more sophisticated. Folders should be highlighted with another color or have an extra icon, arrow is not enough.

Tested with:

Build 2181 both 32- and 64bit versions on Windows 7 x64.

Whenever the auto-complete popup opens (either automatically or manually invoked by hitting Ctrl-Space), it leaks exactly 6 GDI handles which are never returned. This can be verified with either task manager or Windows process explorer.

It's not a major thing, but may affect users who tend to use the editor for very long sessions. Leaking GDI objects usually means to leak memory as a side effect.

To verify that it is not caused by a plugin, I re-tested it with a completely fresh, secondary installation, using the portable package and the behavior did not go away.

A visual editor for colour schemes, like that provided in Xcode, IntelliJ, Eclipse and many other editors would be a very welcome addition. The current process is very complicated and quite sparsely documented.

It would be awesome to support the syntax of Apache Velocity. Our 200-people engineering team are using Velocity heavily every day.

I guess the thing that annoys me most about Sublime 2 is that it prints everything to the same console window.

As discussed in this forum thread, in my opinion the whitesmith coding style should be supported by default. In my case, I have no say in this matter, it's the coding style my company has chosen.
An example of how this could work is detailed in this post.