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Thanks for the answers.

woho:
UltraEdit has that feature. Actually I was wrong, it doesn't need to ask to reload the file or anything, the two windows are just different editing positions into the same portion of memory, so when you modify one window and switch to the other you instantly see the ...

Just like the Window menu -> New Window or Duplicate Window command from various applications, it just shows another instance of the same window and you can then edit at another spot in the file.

That would be a nice feature to add.

Thanks, but if possible I would like to have several tabs of the same file, just like you can open the same file several times on different instances of Textpad.

When you modify the file and switch to another tab of the same file, it would say that the file has been modified and ask to reload it ...

E.g. if you write at a different spot inside the file with each instance.

Is that possible?

Thank you.