Massively configurable keyboard shortcuts, collapsing sections, custom regions, advanced info popup, multiple modules per file, Unicode, CurrentProcedureName etc vars, inline code block hints, sticky scroll, ability to manage all resource types and edit the manifest (+auto-generate them), visual menu editor on the designer, tab order visible by holding control, anchors and docking saving huge amounts of size/position code, defining interfaces/coclasses in the ide...

I know there's some bugs with intellisense but there's just no way to call the vb6 ide miles ahead when it lacks all those features... better syntax highlighting isn't trivial either but those are all big improvements and even the expensive codesmart addin won't get you half of that.

Have you tried the intellisense option to behave more like vb6? Or adjusting it in the keyboard shortcut manager?

autoindent for paste definitely needs some work too. and yeah the bugs with these are a little annoying, but on the balance it's way, way better than vb6 because of those new features. once you get in the habit of using them it's outright painful to work in vb6, even if its intellisense works better for now.

Happy to take a look at your project, I'll see if I can narrow the problem down a bit so it gets fixed faster.