Roadmap

Currently Implemented Features

Here is a high level list of currently implemented features:

Opening large files quickly (called "partial layout" in the code, since only part of the file is read and "laid out")
Opening small files (called "full layout"); having a separate layout scheme for small files allows the scrollbars to behave well
Real time monitor of file changes: both passive and active monitoring is used
Simple search through plain text and regular expressions (currently, a separate dialog window appears when CTRL-F is pressed); selection of current search term supported; highlighting of all search terms not yet supported
Follow tail -- as file changes, view is continuously scrolled to end of file
monitoring multiple files with tabs showing each file
User sessions -- option to automatically restore user's last session on startup
User options -- ability to change font and colors and save the user's preferences

Here is a list of planned features, in no particular order.

User sessions -- ability to choose a session file to restore
Better, "prettier" search interface, similar to the search interface of firefox (a long, narrow widget at the bottom of the screen)
Search: highlighting of all text that matches
Multiple searches at once: separate searches will be addable to a list, and text that matches any of the search terms will be highlighted. Different colors for each search item will be supported.
Selecting and copying text
Display of line numbers, even on large files

Highlighting of recently changed text
Hex viewing mode for monitoring binary files
Option to view files in separate windows rather than in tabs
Possible support for Mac (in theory, this is already possible, but has not been tested)
Optional key bindings that match the key bindings of GNU-less ('/' for search, 'j' and 'k' for up and down, respectively, etc.)