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tabby.nvim
A declarative, highly configurable, and neovim style tabline plugin
A declarative, highly configurable, and neovim style tabline plugin. Use your nvim tabs as a workspace multiplexer. Compatibility has always been a key consideration for tabby.nvim. Since its inception during the Neovim 0.5 era, the landscape of plugin management and semantic versioning has not been widely adopted; hence, we have made every effort to maintain backward compatibility with each release. -
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Everforest
Comfortable & Pleasant Color Scheme for Vim
Everforest is a calm, green-tinted color scheme designed to reduce eye strain with soft contrast and carefully tuned foreground–background relationships. It ships in light and dark variants and lets you pick soft, medium, or hard contrast levels so you can match different displays and lighting conditions. The palette emphasizes readable, desaturated hues for comments and subtle accents for keywords, strings, and diagnostics. It supports true color terminals and is designed to look consistent... -
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Gruvbox Material
Gruvbox with Material Palette
gruvbox-material is a modern, refined re-implementation of the popular gruvbox color palette designed for Vim and Neovim. It preserves gruvbox’s earthy tones and retro feel but adds cleaner contrasts, smoother gradients, and improved readability across terminals and GUIs. The theme includes multiple contrast levels—soft, medium, and hard—as well as light and dark variants to fit different lighting conditions. It supports true color, Treesitter highlighting, and plugin-specific integrations for a consistent UI. ... -
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vim-signify
Show a diff using Vim its sign column
vim-signify shows version-control diffs directly in Vim’s sign column so you can see added, changed, and removed lines at a glance. It computes hunks against your VCS (Git, Mercurial, Subversion, and more) and updates signs efficiently as you edit. The plugin provides motions to jump between hunks and optional mappings to preview a hunk or populate quickfix/location lists. -
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vinegar.vim
Combine with netrw to create a delicious salad dressing
vim-vinegar enhances Vim’s built-in netrw file browser with intuitive, minimal improvements that make file navigation faster and more consistent. It simplifies entering and leaving netrw directories, maps - to open the parent directory, and streamlines buffer management between file views. The plugin also integrates better with splits and registers, allowing you to edit, copy, and preview files directly from netrw. -
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indentLine
A vim plugin to display the indention levels with thin vertical lines
indentLine is a Vim plugin that visually displays indentation levels using thin vertical lines while editing code. It relies on Vim 7.3+'s conceal feature to render lines for spaces-based indentation only. This plugin takes advantage of the newly provided conceal feature in Vim 7.3, so this plugin will not work with lower versions of Vim. To apply customization, apply the variable definitions to your .vimrc file. -
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vim-startify
The fancy start screen for Vim
vim-startify is a plugin that replaces or enhances Vim’s default blank start screen (when Vim is launched without files) with a more structured, usable homepage. On starting Vim, it presents a menu showing recently edited files, bookmarked files or sessions, and optionally saved sessions that can be resumed. The menu is navigable, and you can choose entries either by selecting with cursor keys or simply typing the bracketed number next to the item.
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