In my vim (with 'clipboard' set to "unnamedplus"), every batchmode key I hit in a Startify buffer writes to the unnamed — and thus, system — register.
For instance, if I have the entry [a] .gitignore, position my cursor over the a, and hit b (for "open in same window"), then a gets written to the unnamed register. Further, if I then hit b again (to un-mark "open in same window"), then b gets written to the unnamed register.
This quickly leads to my system clipboard being overwhelmed with single characters:
In my vim (with
'clipboard'
set to"unnamedplus"
), every batchmode key I hit in a Startify buffer writes to the unnamed — and thus, system — register.For instance, if I have the entry
[a] .gitignore
, position my cursor over thea
, and hitb
(for "open in same window"), thena
gets written to the unnamed register. Further, if I then hitb
again (to un-mark "open in same window"), thenb
gets written to the unnamed register.This quickly leads to my system clipboard being overwhelmed with single characters: