This is part of the “marks” functionality of vim, where you can essentially set bookmarks explicitly, and there are some default ones (like going to the last jump which you described here).
Check out the “Marks and positions” part of the cheatsheet here for more useful tricks: https://vim.rtorr.com/
This is part of the “marks” functionality of vim, where you can essentially set bookmarks explicitly, and there are some default ones (like going to the last jump which you described here).
Check out the “Marks and positions” part of the cheatsheet here for more useful tricks: https://vim.rtorr.com/