> In Sublime I have to first define which files are even subject to the search. There are options to add folders or to search all currently open files, however

> In Sublime I have to first define which files are even subject to the search. There are options to add folders or to search all currently open files, however a bizarre omission of searching all the files in the currently open project, which is what I almost always want and how VSCode works by default. Sublime 100% does this because I use it everyday. You just have to use command + shift + f, type whatever you want and hit enter and it will search all files in the open project by default. Only time it won't do this is if there's something in the "where" input from a previous search. I find the VSCode search results packed in like sardines and like the greater amount of context you with Sublime tab which generally means I get to find what I'm looking for without having to click through to check. I've got a keyboard shortcut set to jump between the entries which makes it feel a bit snappier to cycle through results as well. All personal preference at the end of the day though.