Oleh Krehel

> Is it possible to make the line characters static/unchanging? I don't think it's useful to do so. `avy-linum-mode` reflects the lines `avy-goto-line` can go to. If the buffer has...

Here's how I tested it: ```elisp (progn (elp-instrument-function 'line-move-visual) (elp-instrument-package "avy") (setq unread-command-events (listify-key-sequence "jj")) (avy-goto-line) (elp-results)) ``` I evaluate this code in `*scratch*`, with the second buffer holding the...

> I still get a slow behavior (elp report is identical to your slow one) if I insert newlines between the paragraphs I meant insert newlines and turn off `visual-line-mode`.

> Are you by any chance aware of any work or discussion pertaining to this ? People are aware of the issue, it seems. But we will likely need a...

I think you should report this issue to [evil-easymotion](https://github.com/PythonNut/evil-easymotion), which relies on avy. If you can narrow it down to just avy, I'll try to fix it here.

Please elaborate on how this should work, with a small example.

Interesting. It's possible to implement it by adapting `avy--overlay-at-full`. But I'm not sure how useful it would be. So it's a low priority for me to implement. But PRs welcome.

> 1. It noticeably slows down navigation. I'm guessing this is due to the way the hints are displayed. I'm guessing it uses an overlay? I wonder if we could...

See `avy-ignored-modes`

Thanks. PRs welcome.