You can already search for "\n" (newline) and "\t" (tab). This allows you for example to replace all tabs with spaces or replace one newline with two newline characters.

What's the problem with putting your files into different folders?

I assume you mean something like FireBug?

I'm not sure if this is even possible using the UIWebView that is provided by iOS. Maybe there's a JavaScript debugging library you can include in your website.

What exactly do you mean when you say "buffers"? I'm not familiar with this term in connection with regular expression search.

I plan to show a list of recently opened files when you tap on the file name. This should solve the problem.

Danke, hört sich gut an.

An welcher Stelle wäre diese Option am besten in der App unterzubringen?

I haven't changed anything for Dropbox connections in this release. But, I also had this issue in earlier versions of Textastic when downloading many small files. Dropbox doesn't give me progress information when the files are very small, but there also is an issue with GUI updates I have yet to figure out why this happens.

Thanks for reporting this.