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I've recently been working with notepad++ as well and folding is a great feature that textpad really could do with. It really makes browsing a document a lot simpler.

BTW: another really nice thing in notepad++... a list of classes in a sidemenu (list of functions could be equally cool)

I find myself using the tabs all the time and not the old style document selector. And I found a tiny little annoyance. Basicly if you open a new file there's a new tab created on the left and the tabs for the documents that you already have opened are moved to the right. At some point this means ...

I really personally don't care either way... but I don't see how it could hurt any.

I definitely agree with this post (and the one about the x in the tab) that being able to close a tab without selecting it is a really good idea.

I've been using textpad five for quite a bit now, and I'm loving block select mode, but.... 2 minor inconveniences... 1. having to switch wordwrap off manually before block select becomes available... it would be a lot nicer if block select would just switch off wordwrap, and in case wordwrap was on ...

I really like how we can "auto hide" the search results/document selector and such in textpad 5, but the animation of the window when folding away is rather slow... is there a way to make it simply instant, in stead of sliding in and out?

Nowadays I work with a wacom tablet a lot... and it doesn't have a mouswheel... Suddenly scrolling is a bit cumbersome. Not bad, but pretty much every program allows you to scroll by holding the middle mouse button and dragging. A feature that I now miss in textpad. It's not nessecary at all, but it ...