György Andorka

It would make sense after https://github.com/ggandor/leap.nvim/commit/108222ea59109e9b5e4d76930842ddc8d60d8e9e.

Defaults: change `tab` to `backspace` for revert keys (`prev_target`, `prev_group`)?

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`tab` is comfortable to press, and (in theory) works especially well together with right-hand keys, like `enter` (not sure, but the majority might use the right thumb for `space` too...

The real cursor stays in its original position after autojumping

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https://github.com/ggandor/flit.nvim/issues/3

### Discussed in https://github.com/ggandor/leap.nvim/discussions/92 Originally posted by **austinliuigi** January 5, 2023 I've been trying out bi-directional search and I find it really comfortable, but I'm not sure how to better...

Discussion: (suggested) mappings for treesitter and remote

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### Remote `gs`, `gS` (linewise), `g` (blockwise)? Do we need linewise (and blockwise) by default? ### Treesitter Dedicated linewise keys would be great, since they are much more efficient (filtering)....

Defaults: bidirectional leap for Normal mode (use `<Plug>(leap)`)

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### Pro - only one key used, comfort - [prioritizing the current line](https://github.com/ggandor/leap.nvim/commit/9f7cf0a87ca2c3f47df37ef6787d34a65604d248) did the trick, and IMO made the whole concept work; smart autojump (the default) is not fully...

### Pro The choice between inclusive/exclusive is kinda arbitrary; but some valid reasons for `inclusive` could be: - Consistency between Visual and Operator-pending mode (for example, to surround a given...