Hello, @pellelin and All, @pellelin, I’m not going to give up ! Of course, the present Total.txt file, for test, was only 5.54 Kb and, probably, your own Total .txt file has a much greater size ! Now, you could send me an example of your real Total.txt file by two means : To my e-mail address at tguy.038@gmail.com By publishing it on your Google-Drive account, with an access to myself or anyone ! There is surely a way to get the regex, or a similar one, to work nicely against your real file ! Note that , sometimes, in case of a very huge file, a regex may display an error message, saying that a complexity state has been reached and that the search/replacement cannot be achieved :-(( However, there’s generally a way to modify this regex replacement in such a way that it could be finally done correctly ! Best Regards, guy038 P.S. : At the end of our story, I’ll explain you, in detal, how the regex replacement works !

@Taras-Tkachenko , No version of Notepad++ has such a button on the tabs bar. There is one on the far right of the menu bar (beyond the ? menu): [image: 1780441214049-dbd16aed-078a-4380-be71-254794b615fc-image.jpeg] That one can be turned off using Settings > Prefeerences > General, where there’s a setting ☐ Hide right shortcuts ＋ ▼ ✕ from the menu bar – if you checkmark that, and restart, then it will hide those three symbols. Notepad++ never sets that option by default, so maybe you accidentally set it at some point. If it’s checkmarked, just uncheckmark it, and restart, and those three buttons will be back. But, again, Notepad++ doesn’t have a similar button on the tabbar (and never has). You can, however, double-click to the right of the tabs, and it will create a new tab without needing to find the symbol [image: 1780441370585-7b98eeb8-54c3-49c2-bb2c-1ca8c9df8891-image.jpeg] User Manual on related topics: https://npp-user-manual.org/docs/preferences/#general https://npp-user-manual.org/docs/user-interface/#tabs

@Em776102 , There’s nothing to stop you from being inspired by Notepad++ to make an android app that behaves similarly. And there’s nothing to stop you from trying to use the Notepad++ source code to make an android app that behaves similarly (though it’s not going to be easy, as the Win32 API is completely different than what you need on mobile, and Notepad++ is win32-api through-and-through). But if you try to publish it as “Notepad++ for Android”, you will find yourself in trouble, because while the code of Notepad++ is open source, that doesn’t mean that the “Notepad++” trademark is free for you to use.

Explained with a proposed fix at https://github.com/ffes/nppsnippets/issues/77#issuecomment-4602799602

In a humorous anecdote, I just rejected an AI spam post that titled itself (translated from the original language): “AI Super Student”. If all AI bots would be kind enough to announce themselves as AI, that will make our jobs as moderators so much easier. Thank you. ;-)

IDK if you noticed, but SkyNet has already attacked: https://theshamblog.com/an-ai-agent-published-a-hit-piece-on-me/