> I could never change to a non-Vi editor since. This isn't only good, though. Like you, when I don't use vim itself (or nvim nowadays) I use vim bindings in m

> I could never change to a non-Vi editor since. This isn't only good, though. Like you, when I don't use vim itself (or nvim nowadays) I use vim bindings in my IDE. But since I do most of my typing in this environment, I've lost track of the number of times I've closed windows by mistake because I have ^w in muscle memory...