> Sublime Merge I'm a longtime (10+ years) user of Sublime Text (on macOS) personally and professionally, and I wish I could agree. I've tried multiple times

> Sublime Merge I'm a longtime (10+ years) user of Sublime Text (on macOS) personally and professionally, and I wish I could agree. I've tried multiple times to get behind Sublime Merge, but the interface is just so complex and convoluted compared to tools like Tower, resolving a merge conflict on GitHub, or these days even using GitHub Desktop. I don't love any of these git or merge tool alternatives the way I do Sublime Text, but it's always baffled me how different Sublime Merge feels in comparison. To me, Sublime Text looks and feels streamlined and well-designed, while Sublime Merge looks like someone in an Intro to Java GUIs class made while they were first learning about toolbars and widgets and just started spewing GUI components everywhere. It's never actually made merge resolutions easier than the alternatives to me.