Using vim’s f command over multiple lines

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Isn’t that what “https://stackoverflow.com/” does?

If you’re looking for the next “x” then do /x while in command mode.

Then you can hit “n” to advance to the next x, and then the next x, etc.

There are lots of vim cheat sheets out there with all kinds of tips.

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