Compare Sublime Text and TextPad 
- Users report that TextPad excels in its "Find and Replace" functionality, scoring 9.4, which many reviewers mention as a standout feature for quickly navigating and editing large files.
- Reviewers mention that Sublime Text shines in "Syntax Highlighting" with a score of 9.2, making it easier for developers to read and understand code, especially in complex projects.
- G2 users highlight that Sublime Text's "Autocompletion" feature, rated at 8.5, significantly enhances coding efficiency, with many users appreciating its intelligent suggestions as they type.
- Users on G2 report that TextPad's "Ease of Setup" is a strong point, scoring 9.3, which many find beneficial for quick installations and getting started without hassle.
- Reviewers mention that Sublime Text offers better "Cross-platform support" with a score of 8.9, allowing users to work seamlessly across different operating systems, which is a crucial factor for many developers.
- Users say that while both products have decent "Quality of Support," TextPad scores slightly higher at 8.3, with reviewers appreciating the responsiveness and helpfulness of the support team.
Sublimetext is the best text editor I have used, at the time of programming it is my first option. Its interface is friendly so it is easy to use, it has a very good number of keyboard shortcuts that allows me to quickly access any program complement or...
Some default key bindings are un-natural
Textpad is an excellent text editor, it has multiple ways to format what you need to do, whether is programming or simple editng text. It is pretty well design, I love the explorer included, you don´t need to get out to find other text. That may seem...
Weird shortcuts is a main one, not intuitive at all. As well they could support more code extensions (json) natively. There's not much to dislike but there's not much to like, and that's the main problem. In a sea of great text editors that are worth...
Sublimetext is the best text editor I have used, at the time of programming it is my first option. Its interface is friendly so it is easy to use, it has a very good number of keyboard shortcuts that allows me to quickly access any program complement or...
Textpad is an excellent text editor, it has multiple ways to format what you need to do, whether is programming or simple editng text. It is pretty well design, I love the explorer included, you don´t need to get out to find other text. That may seem...
Some default key bindings are un-natural
Weird shortcuts is a main one, not intuitive at all. As well they could support more code extensions (json) natively. There's not much to dislike but there's not much to like, and that's the main problem. In a sea of great text editors that are worth...
