Both, but I meant the Vim mode. It feels natural and native — more like the Sublime/Emacs/IntelliJ Vim emulators than the Visual Studio Code one, speed-wise.

Both, but I meant the Vim mode. It feels natural and native — more like the Sublime/Emacs/IntelliJ Vim emulators than the Visual Studio Code one, speed-wise. The features they have implemented are easily discoverable because there are as-you-type hints in the new “bottom bar” (which also shows the mode). Some things that don't appear in the hints are also working, including 'o' in Visual mode (which skips to the “other” end of highlighted text to jump from start to finish or vice-versa).