At the momemt Domain membership is necessary for remote debugging (except JIT). I often set up customer scenarios as VMs somtimes with the customer's domain structure etc but it's really a pain debuuging these cases

Many people need to use public and/or private symbols (Tools-Options-Debugging).
Sometimes it's useful to enable Windows symbols, while other times is necessary to load .NET Framework symbols and sources or even some private location for internal projects symbols.

Since loading symbols is extremely slow, it would be better to specify the symbols location in a per-project or per-project-user settings so that we can minimize the slowness to specific projects.

When you open the Quick Watch window all of the column widths resets themselves, so you have to resize every time to see the content of the object type in the last column. It would be useful if the size of the columns could be remembered by the IDE or at least sized in a better way.

Please add an option to hide the namespace prefixing (of the method names and argument types) when shown in the debugger CallStack window (VS2012).

This could be another 'checkbox' in the right-click menu of the "Call Stack" window.

Because the following is a little hard to read:

" agree_console.ConsoleExec.do_pipeline<agree.IUnit,agree.IActiveObj<agree.IActiveObj<agree.IActiveObj<agree.IActiveObj<agree.IActiveObj<agree.IAsyncTask<agree.IChartControl>>>>>>>(System.Func<agree.IUnit,agree.IActiveObj<agree.IActiveObj<agree.IActiveObj<agree.IActiveObj<agree.IActiveObj<agree.IAsyncTask<agree.IChartControl>>>>>>> cx)
"

If every instance of 'agree.' was eliminated in this example, it would be more manageable. Many thanks.

We need a modern and efficient way to debug SSIS packages, Dataflow and Controlflow items.

I have the Exceptions window on a custom button on a toolbar. There are some projects where I need to disable breaking on Thrown exceptions to get the app to the point I'm debugging, then re-enable it. This process can be quite slow. I only ever click one check box, the same check box, so it seems redundant having to wait for the dialog to appear each time.

visual studio have table view or text view in debug mode that we can see the full text. please add a Picture view to see the bitmap/image files in debug mode to debug better.

This is inspired by https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/532873/browse-with-menu-not-available-in-mvc-applications

I'd also want this feature, but before that I want VS IDE to be able to read MVC project structure correctly, so that when I hit "F5" when I'm viewing a .cshtml file, it'll try to bring me to \{controller}\{view} instead of trying to map to non-browsable \View\{viewname}.cshtml file.

I opened the "QuickWatch" window in VS 2012, type the name of some string variable, and pressed ".". Intellisense popup appears.
In VS 2010, in this case when you press Up or Down keys, you can navigate in opened popup.
But when I tried to do this in VS2012, it just selected my string variable.
For details, please see this post: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vsdebug/thread/b5d59531-d71c-4d86-99d9-29f48e6f1b6b

F5 debug/deploy should be able to install my application to a remote PC or virtual machine, that is running the same or a different version of Windows. Much like F5 debug/deploy for Phone can deploy my app onto the phone device or emulator ahead of running. And just like it can deploy apps to Windows Azure.

For virtual machines, Visual Studio should interface with popular machine monitors such as Hyper-V and VMWare, so it can launch and provision a VM instance, not just connect to an already-running VM.

When you set your solution to have multiple startup projects and those projects are web applications, I would like to be able to have the web-based targets open in 1 instance of a browser but in multiple tabs.

Often I find it would be useful to compare two regions of memory during debugging. The interface could be as simple as edit controls for address 1, address 2, and length, and then below a visual-diff of the HEX representation of the memory blocks.

When user clicks on Debug menu and chooses Attach to Process... option. A dialog is shown, in that dialog there is a Browse button which evidently lists all the machines from the network. That takes forever to load and there is no option to cancel the Browse operation and user has to kill the process or wait indefinitely.

Please allow cancelling.

Make native CString or char* or wchar* string editable with the "Text visulizer" by default.