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Visual Studio tries to be helpful by showing all the nested tags where the cursor is (the display at the bottom of the code window, next to the ‘Desgn | Split | Source’ options), but I never use it, and it seems to slow things down when I’m just trying to cursor past large blocks of code. Is there any way to turn this feature off?
A quick look at the Tools -> Options -> HTML Designer options doesn’t seem to provide a way to turn this off. You can set the default view, but there is no on/off option.