StackOverFlow error and general usability

I have been using JDev 10.1.3 prod, with associated updates since their release but there are still some really annoying bugs in the IDE that seem to have made their way into the prod release from the EA versions. Don't get me wrong here, I really like the IDE, but these issues really need to get sorted out! Or maybe it's me, but either way, any help anyone can give would be much appreciated.
Basically on IDE startup, I get the StackOverFlow, at least the IDE still starts up but in the EA versions the jdev process would spiral out of control.
When I have multiple views open, if I open an XML file, this sometimes causes all views to collapse back to the Applications Navigator view... very annoying!
When I have multiple files open, if I want to close my currently open and viewable file, I need to click the 'X' on the tab twice. Once makes it lose focus, but still be listed, and then on second click, it disappears.
That's about it for now, there are a few other small issues, but if the above 3 got sorted, I'd be delighted!

I would like to a two more usability issues.
First, the is still a sometimes problem when opening .jsp and .jspx files. Typically when opening a second .jspx file immediately after opening a .jspx file, JDeveloper will just hang using no cpu. No activity, no screen repainting, etc. If you minimize JDeveloper and then restore it, nothing. Looking at the process in the Windows Activity Manager will show no cpu usage and almost no memory usages (something like 3,000 K instead of the usual 200,000 K). You have to kill the jdevW.exe process to continue. This doesn't happen repeatably enough to warrant trying to open a bug for it :-(
Second is a bug relating to cut and paste functionality. After a long period of use without saving files (say an hour), I will highlight some text using the shift key and the cursor keys and then hit control & insert. JDeveloper will then simple shutdown and disappear instantaniously. Really makes one mad. I usually remember to keep hitting the Save All button, but sometimes I forget. Again, this issue doesn't happen repeatably enough to warrant trying to open a bug...

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