@tm8544 said: There is a regression in Notepad++ 8.9.9. I saw it already in 8.9.8.1, but I could not pinpoint it at that time. “Regression” means a bug introduced in this version that wasn’t present in the previous version. So if you saw it in the previous version, then it’s not a regression, just a bug. Use Compare plugin, diff since last save (Ctrl+Alt+D) This sounds a lot like this report, which the plugin author is now looking into and tracking in that plugin’s issue tracker. Plugin authors are responsible for investigating bugs/crashes that are caused when using features of their plugins, as they are the only ones who can determine whether the problem is on their end or on Notepad++'s end; bugs/crashes in a plugin should be reported directly to the plugin author.

@PeterJones said: Your words said “Distraction Free Mode” without “Fullscreen”. “Fullscreen” is the aspect of DFM that covers the full screen. That is true, but to be fair I’ve also immediately clarified what I meant by “Fullscreen” in the first message : ) I’m assuming operates in Fullscreen mode, meaning it tries to always stay on top Not being a programmer, I can only talk about Fullscreen and Borderless by their observed effects in videogames. From videogame options, Fullscreen and Borderless both cover the entire screen, the only difference is Fullscreen behave as “Always On Top” (almost always), and Borderless doesn’t. Thank you for the Macro, it’s much less hassle than having to run that script manually every time, and I really appreciate it ^_^

@jhgarrison said: I’ve never been able to figure out where they live. For Notepad++, they are in the NppShell.dll. Hence my pointing to the NppShell issue. The two links I provided explain that, because the Publisher field in the AppManifest changed, Windows hashes them different, and Windows doesn’t remove the “old” if the hashes don’t match (so one app doesn’t delete another app’s context menu entries). Explanation: Windows wanted signed DLLs to control such things, rather than any apps that can figure out how to write to the HKCU in the registry being able to manipulate what apps the user accesses through the normal right click context menu. Thus, those hooks now reside in the DLL, not in the registry, so you cannot find those hooks by searching the registry.

@fml2 said: Oh, I thought each button in each dialogue had a shortcut key… Dialog buttons can have a keyboard accelerator “for free” if the text has an & preceding a character that works. But because that button uses a symbol (that changes) which is not on standard keyboards, that button obviously doesn’t have an accelerator now. As such, extra code would have to be added to give a shortcut rather than accelerator for that button. If that’s something you would like added to the interface, feel free to put in a feature request.

Hi @guy038, your summary is right. By hard disks I meant the classic ones with spinning platters. SSDs get 4 threads, like your key. MultiReplace asks Windows whether a drive has a seek penalty, which only drives with moving read heads report. Those get 1 thread, CD/DVD drives too, and to be safe also USB disks that don’t answer that question. And thanks for checking the hit counts, good to see all three engines agree.

@Charles-Billow , View > Word Wrap or the toolbar equivalent.

@Sevens99 I guess that it depends on a specific SW (Windows edition, build, libraries, other installed shell context menu handlers) rather than on a different HW. But who knows. It’s a race condition bug, so everything is possible.

@PeterJones Ahem. UKRAINE SHALL BE BURNED TO THE GROUND AND A NEW UKRAINE, ONE MORE OPEN TO RUSSIAN INFLUENCE, SHALL RISE IN ITS PLACE!

While we don’t have the released binaries in the official repository yet, here are the latest changes in https://github.com/c-sanchez/npp-smart-math/pull/3: internal improvements and bug-fixes for edge cases preserve the selected SmartMath syntax, either dark or not The latest binaries: 32-bit (x86) version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17CgRhcUds0wSrN4kyHLToZAGYeeLgBIo/view?usp=drive_link 64-bit (x64) version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rch-lkp-0WJt4Gpgw9BOmV7fJFQi1EVV/view?usp=drive_link And here is something completely new. An online version of SmartMarth! https://d0vgan.github.io/AkelPad-Smart-Math/

Hello, @coises, I confirm that, if I choose the GDI (most compatible) rendering mode instead of the DirectWrite (default), the spliting action seems to always occur after 78 letters P ! I verified this assumption with, both, the proportional Times New Roman font and the fixed width Consolas font BR guy038