In `insert` mode, please allow for normal copy and paste functions.
See original GitHub issueWhen I am in insert
mode, if I wanted to simply highlight some text (using my mouse) and press ctrl
+c
, then suddenly I get put into normal
mode and simply ctrl
+v
does not allow me to paste stuff when I have this extension.
I would like a hybrid mode where when I am in insert
mode I am able to use it like a normal text editor while still having the shortcuts that vim provides.
As a result I had to uninstall the extension. Unless if there is a way to still use those normal copy and paste functions?
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Try changing
In your
settings.json
. You can use the command palette to search “Preferences: Open Settings (JSON)”