infokiller

I suggest looking at [skim](https://github.com/lotabout/skim)

> > Yes exactly. So maybe you want to open a Vim/Neovim issue about that? > > how do I do that for vim? > and still, `nnoremap u i`...

> Hmm. I tried a few things but didn't get anything working. > > But then I disabled targets.vim and put only these mappings in my vimrc: > > ```viml...

No, `xnoremap r p` doesn't work for some reason, though `xnoremap r w` works and possibly other text objects.

I'd love to see stats for repos regardless of creation date.

One thing that I guess needs to be sorted out is the priority of these files in case the user provides multiple ones (probably a user error, as I see...

@sp1n0r can you please open a separate issue and move the Windows discussion there? I'm subscribed to this issue because I'm interested in offline usage and it just spams my...

Thanks a lot Phillip! Just wanted to note that this is a fairly minor issue for me. pqiv in by far the best image viewer I've used.

What I mean is that if I type "hm" I will also get a match for "home", similar to how, for example, https://github.com/junegunn/fzf works.

Can you please elaborate on the speed issues you expect with lots of matches? Also, how is the scoring/ranking done?