Worked perfectly, that you.

Look for MS INI file in Languages menu.

Thanks for the reply. There is a weird relation there it would seem. If I check that checkbox, then minimizing Notepad++ puts it into the system tray instead of the task bar. However, when I open a file from the file explorer with it in the sys tray, it brings Notepad++ to the forefront as I was use to. I was hoping checking and unchecking that would essentially reset something and fix the problem, but it didn’t. Once I unchecked it, minimizing puts Notepad++ back in the taskbar like usual, but then opening a file leaves it in the background. Thanks for the thought. I’ll keep digging. Maybe an uninstall/reinstall will fix it. (While also wiping out %appdata%/Roaming/Notepad++ )

Had a network drive file open - that may have been it. Thanks for the assist.

Creo que una forma de hacer eso en Notepad++ es mediante expresiones regulares (RegEx).
Ejemplo:
Teniendo el siguiente texto:
% Hola Hola

Nota: Coloca un carácter especial al inicio del texto, en este caso es el ‘%’

Dentro del cuadro de diálogo Reemplazar colocarías lo siguiente:
Buscar: (%)(.*)(.)
Reemplazar con: \3\1\2
Habilitas la opción Expresión regular, repites la operación (reemplazar) hasta que el texto sea invertido completamente.

Espero que sea de ayuda

Estoy de acuerdo con @MAPJe71 , postearlo en inglés aumentará tus posibilidades de obtener más respuestas.

Clearly Notepad++ is long out of beta - unless you used a test version of some sort. While no software is completely bug free, my guess is that there is something else going on here.

How big was your file - I am wondering if the save operation took an appreciable amount of time, and there was some sort of unfortunate interaction between NP++ and Filexilla.

You really should use a backup system of some sort - but for now, possibly the hosting service for your website has backups that you could access.

You might find something in:

%AppData%/Notepad++/backup

To resolve this problem, you clearly should experiment with a copy of your file. If you can reproduce the crash, you should disable any plugins and see if NP++ crashes.

The strange thing to me is that NP++ clearly hadn’t crashed at the point when you saved your changes and went back to Filezilla - so why did it crash while you were using Filezilla?

Did the crash message say anything useful?

David

I think he is stating the inactive tab prompts to reload.

@Der-Skythe there is a “Update silently” feature. Did you try that?

Check Preferences | Auto-Completion | Auto-Insert.

See, in particular, my reply from 7 days ago in the above thread.