@Coises
It works great for me in this version.

I especially like the Remove Marks option and how well it works together with the bookmarks. That combination feels very natural in the workflow now.

For the moment I would not suggest any changes, it already feels quite solid for how I use it.
Thanks for the good work you did for my requests!

@Terry-R

Great, found it, exactly what I needed.

Many thanks!

@Martin-Bishop said in Notepad++ not responding:.

I followed the steps above and was certain it was a new plugin I installed earlier in the day, but the removal of plugin, creating a backup Notepad++ folder in %AppData% and completely uninstalling NP++ before reinstalling it hasn’t fixed anything.

For now, the only way to start it is to use the -noPlugin command line argument on my usual shortcut to the program.

If using -noPlugin makes it work, that means it’s one of your plugins, or an interaction between multiple plugins, causing the issue. Our freeze/crash/plugin FAQ explains how to try to isolate which plugin is the culprit.

Yes—Notepad++ doesn’t automatically strip HTML, but copying through plain-text mode (like Notepad or Reader View) removes all tags. To retain <p> and <br>, avoid pasting via plain text—either paste directly into Blogger’s HTML view and clean unwanted code manually, or use an HTML cleaner tool to keep only specific tags instead of stripping everything.