I'm one of the developers for VsCodeVim, and many of the prominent vim plugins support most of these. I'll break down what vscodevim supports. > text objects Y

I'm one of the developers for VsCodeVim, and many of the prominent vim plugins support most of these. I'll break down what vscodevim supports. > text objects Yes, cit, ciw, ci), etc. all work > marks Mostly. We don't have proper support for uppercase marks (across files and persistent), nor some of the less common autogenerated marks ('] for example). > mappings Works for most common mappings. Stuff like jj to <Esc>, space to <leader>, etc work, but there are definitely bugs in it. > macros Yes. Missing some stuff like the ability to execute any register as a macro (instead of just text), but otherwise works. > ex-commands Full support through neovim integration. Technically even supports any plugins through Ex-commands. I've also been working on a PR for full neovim integration, https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim/pull/1897 https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim/pull/1897 Many of the other vim plugins also support many of these. VsVim is excellent, for example.