hjkl

The reality is that even in vim you can use arrow keys and mouse/trackpad scrolling and ignore hjkl if you want.

Out of curiosity: > CapsLock+hjkl -> the arrows Why use hjkl, which are on the same row, and not wasd (or another selection of keys)?

The Vimium extension for Chrome is a decent way to get used to the 'hjkl' movement key bindings.

That and better navigation (arrows or hjkl) Many sections flow into the wrong title by too large a degree.

My solution was to do no remapping and just learn the new locations for hjkl.

But, yeah, the days of having to always use hjkl to move around are pretty deep in the past at this point.

Yeah, it actually would not be a big deal except that after you move hjkl, you need to move dhtn, and then...

A good way to learn the vim hjkl keys is to play tetris.

Nothing like a few 50,000 turn games to put hjkl into muscle memory.

Moving between windows is a matter of Super + hjkl and changing where I'm looking.

If you're used to using hjkl for vi-style navigation, they're just as natural as wasd, and potentially more relaxed since they're all on the same row.

It's far more crucial than any hjkl stuff and whatever.

But after I switched to dvorak keyboard layout navigating with "hjkl" did not seem that enticing any more.

Vintageous has tons of options on top of "hjkl navigation and yy".

Naturally I always expect the "arrow up" at the left, but it is hjkl.

I want "Full vim in gmail" Every time when I want to move the cursor in the browser's editor, I type esc and then hjkl...