So this is the list of features we've talked about adding into CSSVista 0.2. Some of these will need to be held back for later versions. Some others will probably never make it at all... What do you think? What would you like/hate to see in 0.2?

Syntax Highlighting/Code Colouring
This has been added now. However, the ability to customise/turn off has not. This needs to be added to the settings dialog.

Code Completion/Auto-Complete
This has been added. properties for it has not yet.

Code Folding
This has been added.

Line Numbering
Added.

Comprehensive Find/Replace
I'm about half-way through this, there's a few complications with the multiple tabs, but there should be no problem with having it for 0.2.

FTP/Local Saving of CSS Files
I've started on this, but have stopped because I wanted to see what people thought - is FTP important? Or do you already have a setup you'd use instead.

Version Saving
This has been added. I've found it really useful, I'm glad we've got this in for 0.2.

Disable...
...Images
...CSS
These 2 work - need a few more options here I think.

Resize...
...800x600
...1024x768
...custom
This all works. Any other default sizes?

Outline...
...Block Level Elements
...Outline Div Elements
...Outline Images
...Outline Frames
...Outline All Elements
...Outline Custom Elements
I'm particularly proud to be able to say that this is working since IE doesn't support "outline" :)
There's still some work to be done, and I think the options on the menu need adjusting.

Information
Show Image Dimensions
Show Image Src
Show Image Alt
Show Link Path
Show Link Titles
Custom Information
I haven't started on this yet.

Validate...
...CSS
...HTML
...Links
These have been added.

Proxy Server Support
Not started yet.

Session Sharing Between IE and FF (cookie sharing)
Not done yet (not even sure if this is possible yet!)

Flash Support
Added.

QuickTime Support
Added.

Custom Plug-in/Add-on Support
There's a lot of work to do here. How important is this?

Accessing Authenticated Pages
Not done yet.

I'm really keen to hear what people want.