@Trixx
The "commands reference' button in the browser works fine - no problem. I'm not on my Windows machine at the moment, but when I start IDEal it flashes up the command reference, closes it, and leaves it in a state the same as what the previous version did. I don't know if that's a blank tab, or no tab (I think it's the latter), but it's certainly the same as the previous version's default was.
@Slunkar
You can 'disable' the superstrict mode by changing the colour of the 'bad' code from red, to the same colour of the 'good' code.
The "commands reference' button in the browser works fine - no problem. I'm not on my Windows machine at the moment, but when I start IDEal it flashes up the command reference, closes it, and leaves it in a state the same as what the previous version did. I don't know if that's a blank tab, or no tab (I think it's the latter), but it's certainly the same as the previous version's default was.
@Slunkar
You can 'disable' the superstrict mode by changing the colour of the 'bad' code from red, to the same colour of the 'good' code.