Turn off JSP syntax coloring in 12c

How do I turn off syntax coloring for *.jsp files.
JDeveloper CRASHES and CRASHES and CRASHES or HANGS or SOMETHING ELSE WRONG whenever I try to edit a JSP file.
I just want JDeveloper to handle the file like a POTF (Plain Old Text File) since it cannot correctly handle it as is.
Quite honestly, and I am not trying to disparage anyone, the JSP handling is HORRIBLE. I have to use Notepad++ to edit these files because JDeveloper just HANGS. Actually it cannot even crash. I say "Save all files and exit" in the panic dialog and it neither saves the files or exits.

JDeveloper version is 12.1.2.0.0
WIndows 7 64 bit w/16GB of memory.
MaxPermSize is set to 2048M.
I am happy to increase the amount of memory, but that doesn't appear to be an issue. :-)
I have SQLServer running locally but limited to 2GB of memory. And I am running a local Tomcat server with a 3GB perm memory.
And then I have all of the usual windows stuff running including corporate email (i.e. Outlook).
TIA. I just want it to work. :-)

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