For your specific instance, it makes sense to me to just disable the Compare plugin. However, if there are future users out here who find topic: if you still want to have the Compare plugin, but just don’t want it on the Alt+S shortcut, because of the slippery finger from Alt+Shift+S to Alt+CapsLock+S, I would recommend just removing or editing that shortcut: Settings > Shortcut Mapper > Plugin Commands > Compare to last save (Alt+S) > Modify: either pull down to “None” or to whatever key you do want for the Compare feature, then OK.

(Personally, I like the Trim Trailing and Save so much – I’ve never had reason yet for maintaining trailing whitespace in the files I edit – that I swapped the shortcuts so that Save is Alt+Shift+S and TT+S is Ctrl+S; that’s probably why I’ve never slipped from the Shift to the CapsLock during a TT+S)

or anyone who codes everyday basis may reply too to my last post please

@palmoni777

Do you have additional infos?
desktop manager?
wine/winehq?
fonts?
etc…

Cheers
Claudia

Have a look here:
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/10436/containing-line-numbers-from-find-window-not-copied-anymore

If you have more than a few lines to number, consider using the “Number to Insert” feature of the “Column / Multi-Selection Editor”…see the Edit menu’s “Column Editor…” selection, in addition to Claudia’s suggestion to inserting the . and the space.

@Daniel-Collins

must be related to something else, maybe html code, as a simple <main></main> works.
Do you have an example code when it fails?

Cheers
Claudia

@Ивайло-Костов

do you just want a native linux version, which isn’t available yet (afaik) or you don’t trust wine?

Cheers
Claudia

NppFTP?

Well, it is very unfortunate that this problem is happening. Even files that were open/saved with UTF-8 still get opened as ANSI and this is just unbearable when I have to open dozens of files over and over and remember to switch to UTF-8 or get corrupt data. I used npp for years and seems it is time to move on =/