Hello,

thanks for the report. I can reproduce the problem. I see the same issue in Runestone Text Editor, which uses the same UITextInteraction API as Textastic.

As a workaround, tapping on the insertion point (sometimes twice) brings up the Paste menu for me while long pressing does not seem to bring up the menu.

You can go to Settings -> Other and tap "Reload Customizations" to reload code completion files, syntax definitions and themes without quitting the app.

Alternatively, you can use Cmd-Shift-R on an external keyboard to reload customizations.

This is explained in the manual at https://www.textasticapp.com/v10/manual/customization/custom_syntax_themes_templates.html#reload-customizations

To use the built-in code completions in case something doesn't work anymore, you can just delete your custom code completion file and reload customizations.

Support for opening folders trough the Files app is something Google would have to add to the Google Drive app's file provider extension.

Tap and hold a file and choose "Open with Encoding..." from the menu to select the encoding with which to open the file. 

This is described in the manual at https://www.textasticapp.com/v9/manual/viewing_editing_files/character_encoding.html

Thanks a lot, I'll take a look!

Hello,

currently, on iPhone, you can only use the ESC/Cursor button you already discovered. I'll consider adding better cursor movement in a future update.

There is a download link on the homepage:

https://www.textasticapp.com/v9/manual/textastic_manual.pdf

If the file is stored in the iCloud location, you might be able to recover the document at the https://www.icloud.com/ website. 

Please have a look at this Apple support page for details: https://support.apple.com/guide/icloud/recover-deleted-files-mmae56ea1ca5/icloud

Hello,

please make sure that you are using a relative path (e.g. "img.jpg", "images/img.jpg", but not "/img.jpg") in the img src attribute.

If your HTML and image file are stored in the Local Files or iCloud location or in an external folder added to Textastic, this should work:

<img src="image.png">

The macOS version and the iOS/iPadOS version of Textastic are two separate apps for two different platforms with different feature sets: the macOS version doesn't have remote connection support.

I didn't add an FTP client to the Mac version of Textastic since there are so many free and commercial apps for Mac that can do FTP transfers.

Here is a small selection:

Free: Cyberduck, FileZilla
Commercial: Transmit, YummyFTP, ForkLift, PathFinder, Commander One

I use ForkLift myself as a Finder replacement and SFTP Client.

You could even use Transmit to mount an FTP connection in Finder. You can then open files from the mounted folder and edit files live on the FTP server.