This post is a copy of my entry for Grammarly contest, where they asked to suggest any feature for any software as a service (SaaS) application. In the proposal I described a hypothetical feature for Bing Maps to easily navigate to other mapping services. It was selected amongst ten other runner-ups. As a prize, I received Grammarly subscription for a year. I do use it occasionally and find rather useful.

To have my vim settings easily available I followed instruction in one of the vimcast posts and set up a dotvim repository on Github.

For text editing and programming I prefer vim. I miss its shortcuts in other applications. Extensions help to bring some of them to browsers.