nvim-peekup VS registers.nvim

Have a look at the plugin repository, it is a fun way to interact with vim registers, an aspect that is often overlooked by many users.

You could use my plugin (normal mode only) :-)

I understand your concern but ultimately open sourcing projects means exactly that people are free to take them and use/re-write them at will (unless specified otherwise, and even in that case you shouldn't have open sourced it in the first place otherwise). I myself am the author of nvim-peekup and shortly after I published an extremely similar plugin was born (exactly same functionalities, slight minor changes) - I won't cite it because I don't want to spotlight them (but you could find it in any list of nvim plugins nowadays) and because my code being free means people can copy&paste at will.

A plugin that helps with that is nvim-peekup :)

nvim-peekup

someone wrote a sexier version of it: nvim-peekup (neovim only) :p

You can now opt out of the delay. Credits to u/mfontani for this and other features!

This is how (with a little self-promotion of my plugin) :p

This merge request implements your suggestion, making it compatible with the latest builds.

This is an interesting idea. Personally I'm not a fan of the default interaction model of a special keymappings to select a register, then having it clobber my default register. I personally prefer the way https://github.com/tversteeg/registers.nvim does this by essentially intercepting keymappings that are already standard and inserting the window.

This plugin (I don't use it anymore, but it works very well) https://github.com/tversteeg/registers.nvim will show the registers with " and

I also use a clipboard manager (Clipboard Indicator GNOME extension), but learning that you can paste the last thing you yanked with "0p or "0P was a game changer for me. That and the registers.nvim plugin.