Junegunn Choi

Related: #2159 So the thing is, I added `--phony` (now `--disabled` is the official name) to make `change:reload` bindings usable. Making fzf a simple, non-searchable menu was not a part...

> If non-searchability is really out of scope, then maybe it would be more coherent to just revert the whole feature. The option has valid use cases as shown above;...

I'm not the maintainer of the Debian package. You should report the problem to the Debian package maintainers.

There's no such option. Maybe using something like `fzf --color 'hl:underline:-1,hl+:-1:underline'` can help in your case.

Actually, that's the intended behavior and we have a test case for it. https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/commit/05b5f3f845a88e9b034f3302bb50672fc5b7f8c7 I didn't like keeping the previous selections because once they're gone from the list, there's no...

Thanks for the report. I'm not familiar with the implementation of fzy, so I can't tell where the performance difference stems from, but here are a few observations. --- Looks...

Nice observation. So while streaming overhead definitely exists, it isn't the major factor in loading performance. If a line only contains ASCII characters, fzf can load it as a byte...

Please ignore my previous (deleted) comment.

This is not a bug, the behavior matches the documentation. > Can we have some kind of flag for this? Maybe. I haven't thought enough about it. There can be...

One option would be to add a new placeholder expression for the match count for the current query. Something like `{#}` maybe? It will evaluate to `0`, a non-empty string,...