If you have the latest sublime text (version 4), you can just do:
subl --safe-mode
This little gist will walk you through the process of reverting your Sublime Text installation to a fresh state.
This simply means to get Sublime Text to exactly as it was by default.
Hum... Will I lose all my setup?
No. You can go back to how you were really easily, and it's explained at the bottom. π
- Preferences β Browse Packages
- Go up 2 folders
- Close Sublime Text
- Rename the
Sublime Text 3
folder something else (Sublime Text 3-actual
for example) - restart Sublime Text
What this will do is recreate the Sublime Text 3
folder for you, as it was by default.
π Now, Sublime Text is exactly how it was when you first started it πΆ
You've probably guessed how to do this now, but for clarity's sake, here's the step by step process:
- Preferences β Browse Packages
- Go up 2 folders
- Close Sublime Text
- Delete the
sublime Text 3
folder - Rename the original
Sublime Text 3
folder (in my case, it'd be the folderSublime Text 3-actual
) toSublime Text 3
- Restart Sublime Text
π Now you're back to how you were before.
Try pressing alt. Or you can look in the command palette for
View: Toggle Menu