Sublime Text Build 4200 and Future Plugin Changes

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robin_reala · 7h ago

Submitting this mostly for this quote, which says so much about why I use Sublime Text.

While previously having many cursors would grind the editor to a halt, we now stay usable at over 100 thousand.

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Sublime Text Build 4200 and Future Plugin Changes

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