While text scales nicely, icons look awful on a 4K monitor.

Just a boolean indicating whether the current query is "dirty" or saved: basically wired to the star on the tab title.

My use case is that my script, after executing, saves its artifacts and itself in a zip file (for posterior usage). It would help me if the first lines of my script would be "Oops, you didn't save the current query -> return".

Thank you.

PLEASE stop the app from taking focus, when a query completes. I often launch a query and move onto other tasks. However, when LINQPad completes a query execution, the app automatically resumes focus .. including the cursor / keyboard where I might have been (for example) authoring an email. MOST FRUSTRATING!

I wanted to make my progressbar show the label above the progressbar. To do this I ended up viewing the source of the ProgressBar and creating my own copy just to modify the Render. This would be greatly simplified if the ProgressBar control exposed the Render method.

protected override object Render() { }

then I could simply inherit the control I want override its rendering logic.

For example JSON/XML/CSV/Excel data used for testing out a snippet or library.
Just for the overall convenience... and when you get back 6 months later and look for the input data!

Diffentiate (x86) vs (x64) in the title bar.

I have two LINQPad 6 windows sitting beside each other.

Which one is the x86 one?

This should be available in this software. As someone that has years of experience in SQL, I find LINQ syntax to be appalling and extremely confusing. I bought the professional version in hopes that this software implemented this feature, it does not, and yes I read the previous request and your reply to the user about VB6 to C# 4 comparison but highly disagree with your decision.

Utils.SaveResultWindowImage(string filename, int x, int y, int width, int height)

This can then be used as a simple image rendering service.

I currently use a font that has ligatures (JetBrains Mono), but I prefer to have them turned off. It'd be great to have a checkbox to turn off/on the rendering of the ligatures.

Windows supports multiple desktops. This is a useful feature when working on a single monitor. The results grid on LINQPad 6 bleed through regardless of which "Desktop" your are running. Switching desktops (using the Task View button on the Windows toolbar) while running LINQPad 6 leaves the results grid always visible.

Sometimes the natural grid display is too short to display the sort indicator after the header is clicked. This requires the user to expand the column header manually in order to see the hidden indicator. This could be done automatically when a column header is clicked.

The EF Core DbContext that supports the DbContextOptions<TContext> does not support any other configuration options -- just the connection string. I really need it to allow Lazy Loading supports and Detailed Errors.

THANK YOU.

Would be great if LINQPad supported WIndows 10 ARM64 build.
As of Feb 2020 .NET 5 preview doesn't support Windows Forms and WPF and will be released in Nov 2020 and .NET 3.1 doesn't support ARM64 Windows devices at this time.
Thanks

title pretty much explains it, but in SQL Management Studio there is an option to filter the listed tables you see in the left handed tree view by applying a filter to match with

When using the linqpad driver with EF Core and provide my own assembly, i want to quickly change the connectionstring via the connection dropdown.

I could add every database to a own connection entry, but i want to specify the databaseserver and then quickly change the database.

EF6 supports .NET Core 3 with the 6.3 release.

We've since been able to port our existing .NET applications to .NET Core. The only regression we're still suffering is that the LINQPad experience is degraded due to there being no EF6 provider.

Could suggest #load "some file" when pressing Ctrl +. in a class present in another file in the same folder.