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I have the same feeling and I use evil-mode in Emacs because of that. It's basically Vim inside of Emacs.

• packetlost 4mo ago
  I tried evil-mode for awhile, but it had too many edge cases that behave differently so I went back /shrug
  • hirvi74 4mo ago
    I have my instance set up to enable/disable evil via a keybinding. That way, the edge cases can be handled smoothly. There is also a way to configure evil so that emacs keybindings work while in Insert mode, but not in Normal or Visual mode, if that matters at all.
    • allarm 4mo ago
      Ctrl-z is the default keybinding to temporarily disable evil-mode; there's no need for a separate keybinding.