I find that on the whole it's much speedier, albeit a tad buggier, than the “official” vim extension. I think in another year it will be more or less perfect.

I find that on the whole it's much speedier, albeit a tad buggier, than the “official” vim extension. I think in another year it will be more or less perfect. If you're talking about keeping your Neovim config: yes, due to the Neovim extension using the actual Neovim program (this was one of the new Neovim features: it includes a vim server that processes keystrokes and sends updates for use in a different UI). So it has no problem reading your vim config at startup.