You can set glow (https://github.com/charmbracelet/glow) as the markdown previewer in nnn if you use a customer opener.

Also check if your terminal supports Shift-PgUp/PgDn to scroll up/down a page.

Works in gnome terminal: https://help.gnome.org/users/gnome-terminal/stable/adv-keybo...

Yes, nnn is completely navigation oriented with an extra focus on speed and remaining lightweight. The plugin autojump supports jump/autojump/zoxide.

Great job on nnn! I feel like I've only scratched the surface of what it can do but I still use it many times per day.

Can you please elaborate what you mean by "half baked"? nnn has macOS users and I believe the number is picking up given we are getting more bug reports from macOS users recently. Knowing macOS users, we can consider polishing some crude corners if the problem statement seems reasonable.

the comment was directed towards the default file managers, nautilus etc, not nnn. i love nnn! keep up the good work!

to elaborate on my experience with the others, generally they are slow or have poor ux for common tasks like search or rename, lack a decent content view (thumbnails), etc

Yes, as a user I feel nnn was extremely disruptive as a FM. As the author I see at least 7 to 8 FMs drawing inspiration from it, which is a very positive testimony.

Got it! Thanks for clarifying.

> I did not want to learn a new set of keystrokes.

You don't really need to learn too many new keystrokes for the set of functionality you get in ranger. Many of them are same too.

tig is awesome!

> lots of extra features

https://github.com/jarun/nnn#features

Yes, that's a good file manager too! Especially for people familiar with vim.

Thanks for sharing!

I get the sarcasm but probably a lot of that would depend on the calculation involved.