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⌨️ Emacs finally learns how to ctrl+F.

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Hello, It seems that `ctrlf` doesn't support `char-fold-to-regexp` search mode (see `search-default-mode`). It would be lovely to get support of this feature as it helps searching text with diacritical marks....

Hi, I know that you list the Overview feature of Swiper as maybe not that useful. However, I really like being able to see occurances (and some context) throughout the...

I have the auto-center option on so when I hit C-s the next search match is in the centre of the screen. It would be VERY nice (and consistent) if...

While I like the interface very much, I hadn't realised just how much I like orderless clauses eg "save hist " will match a line with "hist save". consult-line/helm-swoop and...

So, for instance, the below example should have two matches on the same line, `define-minor-mo` and `de ctrlf-local-mo`. The shorter matches allow a more fine-grained movement, and greediness doesn't work...

This is a QoL issue, a potential user enabled customization, but I find myself needing to search with the same input, not having hit enter to commit the previous search...

here https://github.com/raxod502/ctrlf#why-not-swiper you didn't mention `swiper-isearch`, which was introduced a year ago

`M-s o` for `ctrlf-occur` is a really nice feature; however it doesn't make usage of occur very convenient when the ctrlf minibuffer is active: - The resulting `*Occur*` buffer is...

Currently when the mark is active and you type `C-g`, the current CTRLF session is aborted. Instead, the mark should be deactivated.

If you start CTRLF and then press `C-SPC` immediately, you end up with a rather odd result: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6559064/79674501-10cfe800-81a1-11ea-9652-e1ec06b5c3d5.png) In particular the minibuffer prompt has been selected, and if I type...