Sublime still qualifies as native. It doesn't use native theming, but the UI widgets are in fact native (just heavily skinned). This is what allows it to have e

Sublime still qualifies as native. It doesn't use native theming, but the UI widgets are in fact native (just heavily skinned). This is what allows it to have extremely low latency text input (compared to Atom/Brackets/VS Code) and under OS X, allows it to automatically adopt the extensive set of standard text editing shortcuts the OS implements.