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Caret

Caret is a serious, graphical programmer's editor running as a Chrome Packaged App. Inspired by Sublime and built on top of the Ace editing component, it will offer:

Tabbed multi-document editing
Multiple selections with Sublime-like keystrokes
Retained file handles (you can close and re-open it without disrupting your setup)
Editor themes and syntax highlighting
Smart Go To and Command Palette
Hackable settings stored in JSON and synchronized through Chrome

It's not there yet, but we'll be there soon. The ultimate goal of Caret is to fill a gap that currently stymies web developers working on Chrome OS, offering a pleasant graphical editing environment without needing to run a second windowing system via Crouton.