In my particular workflow, I keep Textastic and Finder open in the same window using Split View, eliminating the need for the sidebar except for folder-level searches. However, when I close all of my active tabs, the sidebar automatically unhides itself, and does not go away when opening new files unless I manually hide it again.

This is certainly a minor issue, but it'd be nice if there were a setting I could toggle to disable this feature so the sidebar doesn't automatically show unless I manually show it.

Hello, 

Does it support a "virtual space" — an ability to place the cursor behind the '\n' ?

Thanks

--Leonid

Hi, great app! I noticed that, unlike other mac apps, it is impossible to quit the application when the 'new document' window is open. One needs to press cancel and close the window before it is possible to quit.

I had about 10 tabs of open, saved documents, and was closing them all out to move on to something else. I held Command+W down, and accidentally held it down past when all of the tabs were closed. Textastic crashed, and, when I tried to reopen it, OS X's "Verifying..." window came up briefly, indicating that the application's signature had changed somehow. I have Gatekeeper disabled, but I still had to re-install Textastic from the App Store to get it to open again.

In der Mac App wird im Launchpad auf einem Retina-Display kein AppIcon angezeigt, nur der Name taucht auf.