> or I start pressing j to go down Doesn't any modern browser or IDE have a VIM emulation plugin? I mean, the input modes ARE the main reason to use Vim. I ha

> or I start pressing j to go down Doesn't any modern browser or IDE have a VIM emulation plugin? I mean, the input modes ARE the main reason to use Vim. I haven't used Vim as a main editor for almost 5 years now, but all the basic commands are still on the tips of my fingers, because in every editor or IDE I move to, Vim emulation is the first thing I install. It's the most productive developer tool that I've ever learned, and it's like a passport of a country that gives you ability to live in any country in the world, to the point where you don't ever return home.