- EasyMotion:
- Causes too much screen bloat/color change + typing of "random" characters. Personally I rather type more characters but have them actually be words in my current document, as this causes less of a "context switch"
- Vim-Sneak:
- Highlighting all possible matches is good as it solves my second issue with vim's built in
fas mentioned in the README. But doesn't provide me the option of only searching the current line, as I feel that two characters will often have too many results when searching the entire page, and so that's where something like/would be better - While sneak provides a function that you can use to search using more than two characters -> this has the downside of not being incremental: in that you need to wait longer for results to start popping up on your screen -> so you don't have the ability to "branch predict"
- Furthermore, because you only type 2/fixed amount of characters -> you have to consciously "decelerate" your typing, which puts a limiter on how fast you can type+you don't get to choose when you context switch from typing to selection
- Highlighting all possible matches is good as it solves my second issue with vim's built in
- Aerojump:
- This plugin was probably the closest thing that fit my needs for screen wide movements, except too many results/screen bloat would appear as a result of the fuzzy matching. There are also a couple of "rough" edges about this plugin(TODO: explain)