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by otikik
1282 days ago
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I have C-f mapped to Find and C-v mapped to Paste on vim. It’s trivial to do (one line per mapping) but yes I would be considered an heretic by some vim purists. They tend to go the other way around, using plugins to make their browser behave like Vim. Which makes more sense than it might seem; if you spend a lot of time on the command line vim bindings are better supported than ctrl c ctrlv |
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On macOS there's an extra set of keys so Cmd-v is paste and Cmd-c is copy.
I think I committed that to muscle memory so long ago that I never really think about it unless someone asks.
Not sure about Windows as I haven't used it professionally since 2006 but I'd guess it's the same as Linux.