> So because you can't sometimes remember what you were doing in a file you would never want a feature that would have undos even for files that were closed? Ok

> So because you can't sometimes remember what you were doing in a file you would never want a feature that would have undos even for files that were closed? Ok. Yes I believe it's called 'That's how I work.' I don't use undo that way, so I have no desire for it to work that way, especially not along with all the rest they wanted. > And what does the file being open have to do with remembering what you did it in it? Maybe it was open for a reason? Maybe I was actually working on it. Shocking really. > You could have a tab open for ages in ST and I bet you are as likely to remember what you were doing in it as you were in a file recently closed, so why should that impact whether undos were available for it? Very good, I am unlikely to remember what I was doing, I don't use undo in these circumstances. HINT: I might not use undo the way you do. I undo immediate actions. That's about it.