You would still have a lot of stuff stored in memory that wouldn’t sync at all. It is fairly straight forward to sync configuration settings, under the settings options just specify a folder that is synced between computers.

Long ago there use to be a plugin that allowed two users to connect their N++ instances together and edit the file simultaneously (kind of like google docs allows). Can’t recall what it was called or if it even works with newer versions of N++

“I suppose installing notepad++ multiple times into different directories with a portable version and calling the one with the preferences you want is an option here?”

Yes, this is how I would do it. Rather than creating “real” copies (and having to update them), you might want to use symlinks though. An underused feature that can save a lot of hassle.

Suggestion support lisp/clojure style autocomplete

symbol-xxx-000
namespace/symbol-xxx-001

You can copy each one into your plugins folder at a time and restart N++ until it starts causing issues, then you’ll know for sure which one is causing it.

See this thread. It will be fixed in 6.8.3

I see. Then, this would need to become an issue: https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues.

Please be clear and descriptive. If possible, show or describe some possible GUI design.

to reproduce the bug, try a Ctrl+A to select whole file code… and then click on ‘open in another instance…’ Am I the only one ?

Hi, I created this feature request and then created this pull request a couple months ago that does exactly what you suggest. The user can define any file extension they like. If you then try to open a file with that extension, it will open it as a project. No idea if this will ever get accepted though. If you have a github account you are encouraged to go over to those posts to show your support :)