ok, ok. My experience with vim is very very limited. almost nothing. I just found that weird that using mouse you may put cursor behind the last symbol however using navigation keys you are not able to do so
EDT: Despite this minor thing, I’m enjoying this tool.
Oh yeah I see what you mean now. That seems to be a glitch, to me.
If you click with the mouse to the right of a line, the block cursor does move to empty space. You shouldn’t be able to do that with the mouse, either. As far as I can tell, that is actually the glitch. It works as expected (to me) with the keyboard.
If you’re like me who’s new to Obsidian and can’t write anywhere else without Vim keybindinds, my current solution is to add a shortcut to Open in Default App (which the extension .md is set to Vim).
After that, when you want to write, trigger the hotkey and write in the real Vim. I know it’s not pretty but it’s the only want I can write without typing jk over and over and over.
@santi if you’re replying to kohane27 typing “jk”, I presume they are mapping the key sequence “jk” to <ESC> in insert mode in Vim, which is a common ergonomic trick. It’s not about navigating or repeatedly pressing j or k.
This one is crucial for me. Added matchbrackets.js manually and it seems to work fine. Asked developers to added in next versions. If not, will provide a plugin which adds this file.