I think that onyva might be referring to those situations where various plugins and emacs major modes require you to operate with emacs bindings, and are otherw

I think that onyva might be referring to those situations where various plugins and emacs major modes require you to operate with emacs bindings, and are otherwise incompatible with vim bindings. It’s a bit rare but I’ve had to switch to emacs when trying to do some things in erc (irc client), eww (web browser), and eshell (terminal).