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Author: erikw

README.md

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 ## What is this list?
 Once your fingers have [learned](https://www.thejach.com/view/2012/07/vims_learning_curve_is_wrong) to speak Vim, they don't want to speak anything else! It's simply a very effective way of navigating, creating and editing text. Thus, it's natural that one would like to get Vim-like keybindings in as many programs we use as possible.
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 (yes, technically it is **vi**-like keybindings we talk about here, but most people know and Google for vim, thus vim is used here instead of vi).
 
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+> **Tip**: navigate this document easily by using GitHub's built-in Markdown Table of Contents in the top left corner:
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 ## Legend
 The following symbols are used with each list item to make it clearer what kind of Vim keybindings support exist
 * :white_check_mark: - built-in support (possibly via a setting)
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 Terminology:
 * [TUI](https://itlaw.fandom.com/wiki/Text_user_interface) - Text User Interface
 
-**Tip**: navigate this file easily by using GitHub's built-in Markdown Table of Contents in the top left corner:
-<a href="#" title="GitHub built-in Table of Contents for markdown files."><img src="img/github_md_toc.png" width="256" alt="ToC"></a>
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 * :white_check_mark: [VNote](https://vnotex.github.io/vnote/en_us/) - A note taking app.
 
 
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 # Contributing
 This is a collaborative list -- please fork and make a pull request to add or improve the entries here! The initial contributions by the repo owner is limited to the tools he uses or knows of, so there is a lot of room for further additions here!