The next version will support both Ctrl-Tab and Cmd-{ to switch to the next tab. It will show Cmd-{ as the shortcut in the Window menu, but it will actually respond to both keyboard shortcuts. 

Ditto for "select previous tab".

This will be fixed in the next update. 

Do you have iCloud enabled? The AutoSave behavior of Untitled files might be different depending on whether iCloud is enabled or not.

This will be fixed in the next update.

I see. I recently fixed this bug in the current development version of Textastic.

It happens due to a change on how multiple threads are handled in iOS 7. It doesn't happen on iOS 6.

It will be fixed in the next update.

Hello, can you please add one or more screenshots to illustrate the problem?

Sorry, but there is currently no way to do this. I'll consider adding such a feature to the find result list. Maybe a "Select" button would work which would select the highlighted text. You would then be able to copy the selection.

Thanks for the detailed description. I'll try to fix it.

If you want to get rid of the file, try to delete this folder:

~/Library/Containers/com.textasticapp.textastic-mac/Data/Library/Saved Application State/com.textasticapp.textastic-mac.savedState/

Deleting this folder should remove all saved window state so that it isn't restored on the next launch of the app.

"header" in your CSS file is not a valid CSS selector since there is no "header" tag in HTML.

If "header" is used in a class attribute in your HTML file, you need to write ".header" instead of "header". If you instead have an HTML element with the id "header", you need to use "#header" as the CSS selector.

Try something like "body" to style the body tag.

It's hard to say what's correct in your case without seeing the rest of your html file.

This is really just basic HTML/CSS, so I'd recommend to have a look at some CSS and HTML tutorials on the web.