> It's still bad because the escape button is in a different place and doesn't always display at the right time. It's actually pretty much in the same place (t

> It's still bad because the escape button is in a different place and doesn't always display at the right time. It's actually pretty much in the same place (touchable area is bigger than the visual button) and I'm pretty certain it displays at all times. Missing the feedback is more than understandable criticism (that I agree with) but muscle memory of hitting the key in the first place itself shouldn't really change, hasn't for me - as someone who does use vim a fair amount.