I assume you haven’t checked the AppData\Roaming\Notepad++\backup folder, because they are probably right there.

@Coises
@rdipardo

Yeah, notionally plugins have to follow all these licensing rules. But in practice, there are plenty of closed-source plugins out there, and it doesn’t seem like they’ve faced any consequences for doing that.

Everyone is fed up with the hamastinians and UNRWA corruption, please move on and keep your propaganda for yourself. There are plenty of discords you can join to share your brainwashed views.

There is no point other then taking users hostage of the author’s views.
As much as I (and we all should) support Taiwain in their fight against the fascist bully that the PRC is, virtue signaling has no place in software development.
I support the author 100% on Taiwan, but disagree at 90% on the Trump part.
This is wokism plain and simple, and it alienates more than half your audience. Author is French and should know better.

@KoliadaES-Release said in Your forum UI is non-standard and almost prevented me getting help.:

Nobody reads anything these days, esp. when they first ‘jump in`

But few proceed to just totally bitching about it; perhaps you’re a rare individual.
Going on a rant is fine, but it is best if it is an “educated rant”.

I’m sure that Peter’s recent effort (above), which is just more for you to read, is certain to be ignored.

@oleviolin

Nice to see someone else frustrated/confused by the organization here.

And in case anybody else sees this later… Reverting to the previous working version is another workaround idea. Assuming you need it now, and don’t mind working around the automatic update automation (if enabled for you).

If you can find a bug online they often will tell you when the issue started. Or you can just start installing from an older setup version and testing. Keep trying something older until it works again. Or use the last version you’d been on…

I agree. He is either a hypocrite or full of propaganda.

@Timothy-Hoogland ,
Although I may disagree with the developer’s POV, you and I have a choice of what we may want to do. If it offends you that much, stop using the free product.

I disagree with the developer, as someone who was being banned, long before by the cancel culture running rampant on, then Twitter, that I chose not to ‘apologize’ and let them pound sand. Simply for tellling Fake News reporters losing their jobs to “Learn to Code”, which at that time was considered a slam. No loss.

When Musk bought Twitter and changed it to X, I was able again to log on without the ‘Apology Butt Kiss’ document that you had to agree to. Although I disagree with some people’s opinion on X, I would defend their right to say it, something that I was not afforded when it was Twitter.

On the other hand, I enjoy using the software and if not for these “Boycott Notepad++” complaints, I’d most likely never see the download messages that the developer chooses to put his opinions on. I may disagree with him, but it’s his right to say and do what he wishes with his site, software, etc in his control. It’s also my option, if I chose, to let him pound sand and not use this useful piece of software by emulating the cancel culture idiots that I detest.

I believe in speaking with my eyeballs and wallet, something most people don’t seem to grasp or are unwilling to choose to do. So even if you’re willing to back-up your complaint by not using the software, you probably won’t affect the developers opinion and are considered simply to be, yelling into the wind. Either way, you’ve just lost the ability to use a very useful piece of software, which would be your loss.

…
And had to remove the Facebook option as well, since FB changed their rules.

So for now, we only support “Sign in with” for Github and Google (with a modern icon for Google):

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@Alan-Kilborn
I did some search and appears that:

this feature was added to Windows 10 in April 2018 with Update (version 1803) - about 3 years after the first Windows 10 release

such a feature was already used in Mac OS called “Scroll inactive windows” since 2016 with macOS Sierra.

WizMouse though was much older, since January 19, 2009.

Conclusion: probably everyone copied it from WizMouse :)

My logfiles typically are less than one gigabyte, but the more information is needed, the larger they might become, but then I’m talking about sizes about 2-3Gb, I cannot even imagine getting at 5Gb. So this looks to be covered.

I misspoke. Apparently, if the file is open in a NPP tab, and you close NPP, open the file in another app and change something, apparently NPP is smart enough to read the file from disc again. So…apparently, it’s mostly if you have the file in a tab while NPP is open and change something in the file in another app…ie, use one app at a time and close files. :-)
…or be aware of the possilibity of confusion. :-)

@Alan-Kilborn said in The setting Save previous session should be more precise:

Things like F3 (i.e., shortcuts while in editing tabs) don’t work in other windows/dialogs.

But soon:
Notepad++ 8.6.6 will allow F3 and Shift+F3 to work while the Find or Replace windows have input focus.
See point #6 here: https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/topic/25742/notepad-v8-6-6-release-candidate

@kuzduk-kuzduk
I’m pretty sure this will be changed in Notepad++ 8.6.5 (should be released soon).

@Scud-McFox Many of these responses are only possible reasons and some might be incorrect.

the font has less contrast and not good to read and much more tiring for the eyes overall the contrast of bars/design is much to low the hitbox for the line-marking-dot is to small now

4K monitor possibly scaled up as others report as being blury.

the thickness of the line-number-bar is much to big now

New margin for Change History adds to the overall width.

startup time is much slower then some versions before

More code doing more stuff equals slower performance , though some people want more and more.

had to reconfig all the hotkeys again because they are now extremely unhandy right clickin a script in the documentslist on the left side has now nested options and takes more time to click usefull things like “open explorer path” there was many useless stuff i had to disable, like the right “+ v x”-bar and now that little usefull x is missing many/all new other changes/additons are annoying

Cannot have everything you want it to be, unless you are in control.

vertical indicator bars are irritating and confusing what they are for (change history indicators). they steal to much focus on the script/text itself

You can turn Change History off or on in Notepad++.

I have been working on a PythonScript script to configure Change History and other editor and lexer settings. 168 properties so far though consider close to finished.
Will be able to change colours and visibility of markers and indicators of Change History.

Hmm, sneak peek at only a small part of a gif I created yesterday:

peek.gif

so will be able to tone down the colours yourself by using the script.

why they have to change/add tonns of useless stuff to that really good and handy editor? fixing bugs/performance okey, but not the opposite and plz dont bloat it to crap!!

I agree. (Sometimes logic loses to the dark side of the force)

@AZJIO-AZJIO: Just wondering—were you trying to write that post in your own editor? Could that be the problem?

Use pure Win32 API is the advantage of Notepad++, which could bring Windows users a smooth experience in a fast response. For this notepad++ is good yet there is no reason to have a macOS version just because it couldn’t.

There are already lots of editor with native interfaces under macOS environments. If still miss notepad++ appearence, NotepadNext is a good choice…

@Stan-Petit said in BAD Assumptions and deleting information:

I would say this another way : I couldn’t find any proper place to do so …

Did you happen to look in one of those “subjects” areas perhaps the FAQ since it might have relevant information. I guess not, but maybe now is the time to read some, especially Feature Request or Bug Report.

There is lots of good information within the FAQ and also posted/pinned to the start of most “subjects” areas as well. Unfortunately most “new” members of the forum seem to miss them. I suppose why would be the obvious question?

And I suppose english isn’t your first language as it would be wish-list, whish is a sound. But after reading the linked post in the FAQ, you will see that while talking about bugs or features here is helpful, officially those requests need to be made elsewhere to get any possible traction with the developers.

Terry