Vim normal mode inconvenience inside links

[RobberFox]

There are 2 inconveniences with Vim keybindings inside links

1. To enter normal mode inside a link I have to press esc twice (first one to exit the suggestions context menu)
   - I want ability to enter vim mode by pressing esc once (I know I can use Ctrl+C but I’m not used to it, my keyboard already has esc button as caps)
2. If I want to link jump to an embedded link like this ![[link to a note]] then the caret can’t be on the first character of the note name. It has to be on the characters highlighted in white:
   
   - I want to be able to link jump with caret on any character from the embed link: ![[link to a note]] including the ! sign

[CawlinTeffid]

Could you please make a separate post for each request, and title them with the request, not the problem they’re meant to address? That will make it easier to track and discuss them. Thanks!

[RobberFox]

I’ve created 2 feature requests for each case:

Entering Vim's normal mode inside links without pressing `Esc` twice

Use case or problem To enter normal mode inside a link I have to press esc twice (first one to exit the suggestions context menu) Proposed solution I want ability to enter vim mode by pressing esc once (I know I can use Ctrl+C but I’m not used to it, my keyboard already has esc button as caps)

Easier link jumping between embedded files using Vim keybindings

Use case or problem If I want to link jump to an embedded link like this ![[link to a note]] then the caret can’t be on the first character of the note name. It has to be on the characters highlighted in white: [image] Proposed solution I want to be able to link jump with caret on any character from the embed link: ![[link to a note]] including the ! sign and [[P (as shown in the example)

Should I delete this topic?

[CawlinTeffid]

Nah, I’ll just close it. Thanks!