I remember using it around the time they switched names. Although I barely ever used the collaborative features, SEE's multi-cursor editing capabilities were l

I remember using it around the time they switched names. Although I barely ever used the collaborative features, SEE's multi-cursor editing capabilities were like magic. Yeah, other editors let you edit multiple lines, but SEE was the first editor I'd used that gave you multiple distinct cursors, rather than giving you a single vertically stacked cursor. Top that off with OSX's default emacs keybindings, and you had a super simple, but incredibly powerful editing experience. I eventually needed something cross-platform and switched to Sublime, but I still have very fond memories of SEE.