Works most of the time. Occasionally, Alkor absolutely refuses to open a character. Which, if you're using it in the game, becomes quite a bummer. It's great to have this, however, to just trash all the most frustrating things you encountered in Diablo II when you couldn't cheat!

I've used TextWrangler for a very long time for web design. It's a solid program. However, I'm always looking for an editor with more. Komodo Edit not only shows syntax coloring but also lets me adjust color schemes, check syntax on the fly, show matching braces, autocomplete common tags, automatically add online files to my project (makes changes without using a separate FTP program), multi-file find and replace, and has an open plug-in architecture for third-party additions. I really don't believe this is a Java app as it's based on the Mozilla architecture (could be wrong). It's responsive enough on my MBP 2.0 GHz. Best of all, it's free.

I'd love to see the display menu added as well. I have a MacBook Pro that I use in many situations. Nice job, by the way.