Please add a "favorite" tab to an extension manager, and synchronize with the profile of Visual Studio Gallery.

Please add "Favorite Packages" tab to nuget package manager.
It is still better if it can synchronize on-line by relating with user profiles (for example, nuget.org, Microsoft account, etc.).

I really like TFService but it would really be helpful if it had the ability to create/delete collections so that projects can be better organized.

When i try to save a read-only file, id like it to fail and notice me with a brief sound, just like the previous VS2010 behavior.

I tried selecting/unselecting "Allow editing of read-only files;warn when attempt to save", both options end up showing a popup on save and i always click Cancel.

Thanks

The Load Test Excel plugin that can report on TFS load tests stored in a database needs to be able to upload the results report (spreadsheet) to SharePoint in a graceful way.
This would allow automation of reporting and publishing at the same time...

just like the ctrl + shift + u key command in intellij idea. a quick inheritance diagram that helps to understand the architecture.

I tool for visual Studio that suggests possible exceptions. Compared to Java the c# exception model has the plus of writing less code but it is nearly impossible to determine exceptions before they occur.

So it would be great to have a visual Studio plugin that suggests the possible exceptions in a try catch block. I think it should be technically possible to trace back method calls and find "throw" code. Would be a great Addition for safer code :)

Extension properties. I want to be able to add 'fake properties' to a class the same way I can add extensions methods. This doesn't work great for properties with a backing store, but is realy useful for property values that are generated at runtime.

Example: Suppose I have a scenario where I want to always get the first chunk of a string up to the first period. I can add an extension property to string called FirstChunk that takes the string, does the substring I need and returns the value.

In VS2012 Update 2 work Item Tags were added.

I would like to be able to add/edit/ filter using these tags in Visual studio.

It would be nice to have ability to write complex rule for work items field. In my scenerio I have custom field Due Date and I would like to set its value to "DateTime.Now.AddDays(7)". Currently I can only use COPY rule but it support only static value.

Here is full description: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/tfsprocess/thread/806d8398-00c6-4cd8-8356-228eeaef63ab

In VSTS Load test results, Currently there is no such feature to see page response times for each browser type Separately. As we know, Server process the request based on user agent that we're simulating in the request (for example, different responses will be returned from gmail server for mobile and web requests).

There should be a feature to see response times for different browser types.

There is no reason not to. It already implements IEnumerable<char>.

Certain extension methods of Enumerable that currently optimize for IList (like Count, Last) could do the same for IReadOnlyList and IReadOnlyCollection.

Just like entering heaven may be wonderful, sometimes exiting from heaven may be even more joyful. In that light, TFS must have an easy way for us to remove TFS association.

I'd LOVE a Vi mode in VIsual Studio, one that supports the standard vi/vim key mappings.

I know there are add-ins like ViEmu and so forth that offer this, but they never feel quite as good as I'd expect a native implementation to, and often have clashes with other add-ins.

It would also mean when I'm using other people's machines that I don't have to go and switch my muscle memory from vi mode to "always editing" mode

TFS2012 in the cloud should have redundancy built in for my work items not just my code. I am not interested in purchasing a cloud product that cannot guarantee that I will not lose all my hard work for work items.