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Hoping for a come back! Or could it be activated from a hidden preference (ex: using "default write ..." from the Terminal) ?

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@BinaryNights looking forward to ForkLift 4! Testing the beta at the moment, biggest let down: there's no Keyboard Selection option anymore to select files with spacebar. From my side, that was a big feature that made ForkLift unique and made it great to work with...

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@MacMavens @timemator Ah, great, I didn't see it there, thanks! It would be even better with a keyboard shortcut to access it more rapidly!

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@timemator Or maybe I simply didn't find how to access it from the main window, but it would be great to have this kind of UI to filter the list to start a session timer. I'm starting to have a long list and this could make it faster to find the right one

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@timemator Maybe you should reformulate your sentence... I've been trying to find how to use this since I thought this was a new way for "selecting a task for a new session", meaning to start a new session timer (no?), but this is simply a Move To Task action inside the Report window

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@OdatNurd Thanks a lot @OdatNurd !! This really appreciated and kind of you and everyone at @sublimehq !! I'll make good use of my license! Keep the good work and all the best! :D

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I love #SublimeText for its front-end (speed and GUI), but also for its back-end since it's using a natively compiled language (C++) and the packages and configuration files use modern languages (python and JSON) which make it easy to work with!
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I'm loving #SublimeText Command Palette and since #SublimeMerge has the same kind of Command Palette, there's no question... I love it as well! This make it efficient and fast to work with by calling every action directly from the keyboard! :)
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#SublimeText is fantastic for coding, but also for prose writing with Markdown, AsciiDoc, Textile... and with the help of its Distraction-free mode, this makes a great writing experience!
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Loving that #SublimeMerge has almost all the same keybindings as #SublimeText. This make it easy and fast to edit text with the same keybindings we are used to (ex: Cmd+L to select Line; Cmd+Shift+D to duplicate a line...)
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I'm the most efficient when I use only the keyboard and for that #SublimeText is fantastic with all it's keybindings to manipulate text, shortcuts to commands and menu (Command Palette, Project, Goto...) to access every elements of the editor!
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#SublimeMerge has a very great feature that let us customize multiple menus and buttons in the GUI by adding our own menu items. I think that make it great to add our own extra actions into the right button/menu context!
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Loving the multiple panes feature of #SublimeText. This make it easy to look at multiple files at the same time and compare updated files using something like the Compare Side-By-Side plugin.
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Loving that #SublimeMerge uses #SublimeText syntax highlighting! That makes it great to add syntax for less popular language!
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Many prefer Vim or Emacs keybindings, I like them, but what I'm the most used and prefer at the moment is the standard macOS keybindings and love that #SublimeText has them by default and complement them with many great extra commands!
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#SublimeMerge has a great search feature. Loving that you can simply write "author:name" or "commit:commitHash" or "content:..." in the search field to find a specific item in a field
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I always have multiple tabs open and find it hard sometimes to find a specific files. However, in #SublimeText I love the "GoTo Anything..." shortcut (CMD+P) to rapidly switch to a file in my opened project! This make it a breeze :)
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In #SublimeMerge, its great how easy it is to see the difference between 2 commits simply by selecting each commits from the Commits list
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Always great to press CMD+B to build and run a snippet of code! #SublimeText's build system makes it great and fast to test code !
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