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By natively I mean the application needs to create, open, edit, and save in the SVG format without conversion. I'm aware that Sketch can open and export SVG files, but in doing so it changes the XML structure of the document each time, which is less than ideal for versioning purposes.

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  • Inkscape and svg-edit both rely on SVG as their format, but I don't deal with either enough to know if they meet your requirements. Have you tried those?
    – JohnB
    Aug 12, 2015 at 18:58
  • Yeah, is Inkscape to obvious?
    – jqning
    Aug 12, 2015 at 20:09

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Yes. Inkscape.

It has several svg flavors, you need to make some tests which one to use.

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