Despite the fact that Fresh IDE is just alpha, I find it interesting and very useful. But I have a suggestion about it.
Latest FreshIDE version contains integrated FASM 1.69.35. At the same time FASM is developing fast. I wanted to change compiler to a newer version and found that FASM is built-in. I think it is better to have compiler as separate file, so anyone could use the latest FASM. All symbol information, which is used in Fresh, could be taken from .fas file after compilation.

And one more suggestion: Ctrl+S should not flush buffer of "Undo" command.

Hi.
About the built-in FASM - Fresh IDE is not "just IDE" it is FASM IDE in the same way FASMW is. FASM compiler works very close with the IDE and it will work even closer in the future.
Just now, I am working on the next version that will have FASM 1.69.52 or even FASM 1.70.0 and will use the new cross reference features.

It is true, that Fresh development follows FASM with some delay, but if you really need the latest features, it is very easy to upgrade FASM to the latest version:

1. download some of the recent FASM packages.
2. copy the files from "%FASM%/SOURCE/*.*" (14 files) to "%Fresh%/source/fasm/" directory.
3. Load "%Fresh%/source/Fresh.fpr" and compile it. (note that you must do it on the copy of "%Fresh%" directory, else it will not be able to replace Fresh.exe)
4. run the result Fresh.exe and check the FASM version in "Help|About" dialog.

About flushing the undo buffers after save - it should be available as an editor option and I will implement in Fresh 3.0 (it is rewritten from scratch now in order to make it portable among at least Linux and Windows).

Thank you. It was really easy to upgrade.
About flushing - ok, I will wait the next version.

One more defect:

It is known issue. Very nasty for me. The problem is that it is very hard to determine what is the global label, active on some particular line of the code. So, I can't determine what are the valid labels to be displayed in the completion box...
This problem will be solved one day, but I don't know the solution now. Sorry.

Suggestion:
I think it would be useful to add a feature of saving tabs, that are currently opened in project.
For exampe, I code in Fresh 5-6 hours a day and I keep opened many tabs. So I get used to the order of tabs. When I run Fresh next time, I have to reopen all opened tabs and of course the order changes (because I remember their position just instinctively), and I have to get used to new order. It is a bit awkward.

Well, this one is possible to be implemented. The project file have flexible format, so the information about the state of the IDE, including opened files and tab order can be saved on project base. Another possible solution is to save it in separate file as "session".

Mmm... I think it would be better to save it as separate file, and the project will have a reference to a session (or vice versa). Just because project is project, and opened tabs have almost no relationship to it.