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It made itself the default editor for html, css, js, and php files...without asking me. After using it for a bit, I can't find a reason to drop Sublime in favor
by ryannevius 12y ago
It made itself the default editor for html, css, js, and php files...without asking me. After using it for a bit, I can't find a reason to drop Sublime in favor of it.
- snsr 12y agoNot only does it assign itself as the default application for a number of common file types, it does so every time you start the application. Which is why I uninstalled it months ago, though if this has been fixed I may give it another shot.
- talmand 12y agoOdd, I've never noticed this behavior before. I just installed the new version and it didn't take over any file types for me. I'm currently using it on Windows, maybe it's a Mac thing?
- snsr 12y agoCould be, I last tried Brackets a while ago (and on OSX). I suppose as this thread is discussing 1.0 I should give it another try!