You’d be surprised how much software has VIM bindings built-in or a plugin to add them. This includes browsers, email and office software. More importantly for

You’d be surprised how much software has VIM bindings built-in or a plugin to add them. This includes browsers, email and office software. More importantly for me personally, is that VIM is a lot more ergonomic than the “standard” Windows-style text-editing ux you prefer. It played a crucial role in helping me (mostly) recover from severe repetitive stress injuries. Many, many others are in the same boat. I wish I’d started using it in earnest years sooner. IMO, it’s worth learning even if you never have wrist problems. I write, and especially edit, blog posts faster now with it than I could prior to injury when I could type faster.