When I am writing console application I can change console background or foreground color and make some data more conspicuous.
But when I am writeing non-console application and I use Console.WriteLine it display data in View->Output tab as BLACK text only.
Sometimes I have to copy a lot of data from Output and use it in elsewhere like Excel.
I think it would be a little better when I will be able to use colors in Output tab. I will easily see if there is any Debug exceptions in other color between my data.

when you rename a class, VS does a smart refactoring where it updates references to that class to the new name. If your project is an MVC project, model declarations in cshtml views are not updated. These should be refactored too.

Should be able to copy (or even move, if necessary) a file from Solution Explorer to Windows Explorer via drag-and-drop. (Surprisingly, the reverse direction is already implemented!)

The Solution Explorer is similar enough to Explorer that it is somewhat surprising that this well-established convention is not supported bidirectionally.

(Similarly, D&D between two instances of Visual Studio ought to work too.)

In Visual Studio 2012 Solution Explorer will now not only show solution files but also allows to drill down to the file contents.

I do not like this feature as it adds noise to SE and would like ability to switch it off.

I suggest you to make VS and empty IDE which I can download languages in it instead of making many softwares (EG: VB, VC#) which the size of each on 250/300 MB and it is almost the same and the difference between it is the language which I'll use in each software.

Hide/Collapse rarely used context menu items
Provide option to show hidden menu items

Instead of following the selected document within the Solution Explorer a feature could be added to the right click menu of the document or the document's tab to Open in Solution Explorer. This would allow one to conveniently trace back to where the document exists in the solution but without the sometimes unwanted side effect of having your current selected node in Solution Explorer lost just because a different document was activated/selected/focused in the IDE>

Why do we wasting so much space to title bar?
We have only three buttons at right side and one on left plus title and many empty space. I think it is worth to put main menu there.
Title can be displayed in status bar for example, or at task bar.

Most of the time the status bar doesn't show any useful information. Could the status bar be auto-hidden like in browsers?

See the following forum thread for details:

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/csharpide/thread/e1185f76-e409-4587-8999-91bc1a231555/

My solution explorer in VS has 30 projects (sometimes 50). Could you make hight-tech addition and insert in solution explorer combobox on top, so I can select needed project faster. Please :). I'm dreaming about this since VS 2003.

Here's the current screenshot of the History List - http://goo.gl/jmE6E

The primary problem with this is there is two clear columns and they don't use them.

File list should be all start at the same Y point (which they do) and the lines of code should all start at the same Y point. This is obvious. It's the same problem we've had to deal with in the find result windows.

Also using a bit of colour (preferably syntax highlighting) would help.

Many projekttypes fokus only a loot of items like classes, pages, windows and something like that.

If a folder marked, the solution explorer can show some buttons to add least recently used items or user spezificated button used items. this will add classes or something like that faster.

There should be some UI that allows you to generate MSBuild, hook pre-build, post-build (c#, code) tasks such as versioning of code, comit, email, run db scripts, zip, etc. All these tasks can be custom written by implementing interfaces so that they can be extended and can be used as projects require.

This will be very helpful for any project using continous integration processes using any 3rd party suites. Enteprises waste lot of time and effort in creating build scripts which can be automated and made easier with Visual Studio.

To me the Open Project and recent projects on the start page is the most important thing... and you moved it WAY over there on the right. I also put the solution explorer on the left which makes it worse.

Please move it back.. or at least allow my to configure it to show on the left side of the start page.

When you have a project with typically 60-70 projects, changing the configuration from one to the another takes so much time ???? !!!!

We currently use the <inheritdoc /> and <inheritdoc cref="" /> tags extensively in our code base in order to reduce the amount of duplicated documentation that needs to be written.

This works great for the most part, since we generate our docs using Sandcastle.

However, when we are actually developing code in the same c# project as the API which uses <inheritdoc>, Visual Studio does not recognize the tag, or resolve any references.

It would be great if Visual Studio Intellisense could actually do this.

add a function "reopen closed tab " at the tab menu

It would be really nice if the IDE allowed multiple rows of document tabs. Currently, I'm using the "Tabs Studio" add-in for this (http://www.tabsstudio.com). See here for an example: http://www.tabsstudio.com/documentation/addins/several-tabs-highlighted-with-the-default-style.png