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I found it really useful to use together with mini.jump2d (or other similar jumping plugin, like phaazon/hop.nvim) to jump to a location in map window and then focus back (with to accept current source location or to go back where you started). No mouse needed :)
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I found it really useful to use together with mini.jump2d (or other similar jumping plugin, like phaazon/hop.nvim) to jump to a location in map window and then focus back (with to accept current source location or to go back where you started). No mouse needed :)
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