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inhibit-mouse.el - Deactivate mouse input in Emacs

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The inhibit-mouse package allows the disabling of mouse input in Emacs using inhibit-mouse-mode. Instead of modifying the keymap of its own mode as the disable-mouse package does, enabling inhibit-mouse-mode only modifies input-decode-map to disable mouse events, making it more efficient and faster than disable-mouse. Additionally, the inhibit-mouse package allows for the restoration of mouse input when inhibit-mouse-mode is disabled. If this enhances your workflow, please show your support by ⭐ starring inhibit-mouse on GitHub to help more Emacs users discover its benefits. Installation To install inhibit-mouse from MELPA: If you haven't already done so, add MELPA repository to your Emacs … Continue reading →

hjklmode.vim - Add HJKL navigation to all Vim modes!

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Vim's popularity is largely due to its ability to increase productivity through efficient navigation and editing techniques. One such technique is HJKL navigation, which allows using the H, J, K, and L keys to move the cursor left, down, up, and right. This method of navigation may seem strange at first, but it is actually a very efficient way to navigate through text and can greatly increase productivity when using Vim. The Vim plugin hjklmode can be used to: Learn HJKL navigation: Hjklmode forces you to learn HJKL navigation as it disables certain keys that require moving the hand away … Continue reading →