Curious if the simpler implementation of mini.clue will have less weird edge cases like with visual mode.
Interestingly, where WK takes the approach to register keys up front and/or on the fly, mini.clue prefers executing as late as possible per buffer to capture all active keymaps. Another design difference is that mini.clue prefers to open the menu only on certain trigger keys rather than (nearly) every key like WK does.
Overall, mini.clue feels like it has less configuration overhead, which is nice.
Curious if the simpler implementation of mini.clue will have less weird edge cases like with visual mode.
Interestingly, where WK takes the approach to register keys up front and/or on the fly, mini.clue prefers executing as late as possible per buffer to capture all active keymaps. Another design difference is that mini.clue prefers to open the menu only on certain trigger keys rather than (nearly) every key like WK does.
Overall, mini.clue feels like it has less configuration overhead, which is nice.