Search/replace the word under the cursor in the current paragraph (for <leader>r) or the whole buffer (for <leader>R). Beats the crap out of "multiple cursors"

Search/replace the word under the cursor in the current paragraph (for <leader>r) or the whole buffer (for <leader>R). Beats the crap out of "multiple cursors" in the typical "change a variable name" example: nnoremap ,r :'{,'}s/\<<C-r>=expand('<cword>')<CR>\>/ nnoremap ,R :%s/\<<C-r>=expand('<cword>')<CR>\>/ Another approach of the typical "multiple cursors" example, using the beautiful gn command. Hit ,x to "change" the word under the cursor then <Esc> and repeat for the next occurrences with the dot (or n to skip): nnoremap ,x *``cgn nnoremap ,X #``cgN Move to next and previous quickfix error: nnoremap <End> :cnext<CR>zv nnoremap <Home> :cprevious<CR>zv Traverse the buffer list effortlessly: nnoremap <PageUp> :bp<CR> nnoremap <PageDown> :bn<CR> In my lightweight "noplugin" vimrc (used on remote machines) I have these as well: set wildcharm=<C-z> set path=.,** " juggling with files nnoremap ,f :find<Space> nnoremap ,s :sfind<Space> nnoremap ,v :vert sfind<Space> " juggling with buffers nnoremap ,b :buffer <C-z> " juggling with tags nnoremap ,t :tjump / nnoremap ,p :ptjump / Beside all those custom mappings, macros, Ex commands, motions, text-object and in general the whole "grammar" that ties everything are killer features.