I agree with this criticism. The tab titles are unreadable unless I put my eyes right up to within 10cm of the screen. It would be very helpful to be able to vary the contrast, or the colour scheme, used here.
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Yes please
I just started with N++ and like it very much. But I have problem to find correct file in tab. Now I try to sort them to know where thy are.
Vincent
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I haven't had this problem, but I have no problem with your suggestion. Have either of you tried control+tab or Window/Windows, to allow you to choose the tab from a list instead of looking at the tabs?
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Sometimes, I use Window/Windows, but it is very unconvenient, if I have a lot of open files.
control+tab could be a workaround for the contrast issue - I'll try it.
Is there any feature to automatically reverse a sequence of file changes? This would be very useful, to find back to the original location after examining the result list of a file search.
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The contrast between the gray filename and the gray background of the tabs of inactive files is much much too low.
I would prefer to tag the active tab with an icon in a different color and use maximal contrast for all tabs.
I agree with this criticism. The tab titles are unreadable unless I put my eyes right up to within 10cm of the screen. It would be very helpful to be able to vary the contrast, or the colour scheme, used here.
Yes please
I just started with N++ and like it very much. But I have problem to find correct file in tab. Now I try to sort them to know where thy are.
Vincent
I haven't had this problem, but I have no problem with your suggestion. Have either of you tried control+tab or Window/Windows, to allow you to choose the tab from a list instead of looking at the tabs?
Sometimes, I use Window/Windows, but it is very unconvenient, if I have a lot of open files.
control+tab could be a workaround for the contrast issue - I'll try it.
Is there any feature to automatically reverse a sequence of file changes? This would be very useful, to find back to the original location after examining the result list of a file search.