<p dir="auto">The code completion functionality often gets in the way when typing prose into a text file. For example, if I were writing this comment in a .txt file with VS Code and tried to type the word fun immediately followed by the Enter key, I'd automatically have the word "functionality" instead, because Code "learned" from the first sentence above that "fun" might be the beginning of "functionality."</p>
<p dir="auto">It's great that this is apparently turned off by default in Markdown files. Can the same default be applied to .txt files? It's unlikely that any useful word-completion heuristic can be deduced from the content of most text files.</p>
<p dir="auto">At the moment when none of the contributed completion processors returns any proposals, the textual completion processor starts adding proposals.<br>
That's fine for languages where we have no sophisticated completion processor, but looks bad for languages that pretend to have a 'smart' completion processor.</p>