Neovim
@neovim.io
Neovim is a hyperextensible Vim-based text editor
Ways to support the project:
- https://github.com/sponsors/neovim
- https://store.neovim.io
- Have fun using it and spread the word
Ways to support the project:
- https://github.com/sponsors/neovim
- https://store.neovim.io
- Have fun using it and spread the word
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About Mastodon specifically, people from any Mastodon instance can follow hachyderm.io/@neovim.io@b... to get updates from this Bluesky account.
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October 9, 2025 at 11:20 AM
It so happens that different social media accounts are managed by different people.
About Mastodon specifically, people from any Mastodon instance can follow hachyderm.io/@neovim.io@b... to get updates from this Bluesky account.
About Mastodon specifically, people from any Mastodon instance can follow hachyderm.io/@neovim.io@b... to get updates from this Bluesky account.
Neovim already provides access to execute any CLI tool available to the user. So unless there are extra precautions like isolated environment, malicious code execution is always a danger.
There is work towards more security (`:h trust` and `:h vim.secure`), but it is a long road.
There is work towards more security (`:h trust` and `:h vim.secure`), but it is a long road.
October 3, 2025 at 6:26 PM
Neovim already provides access to execute any CLI tool available to the user. So unless there are extra precautions like isolated environment, malicious code execution is always a danger.
There is work towards more security (`:h trust` and `:h vim.secure`), but it is a long road.
There is work towards more security (`:h trust` and `:h vim.secure`), but it is a long road.
Security is important and is continuously being improved. However, the `vim.net.request()` is basically a wrapper for a more streamlined async calling of `curl`. No new security issues are added here.
October 3, 2025 at 5:28 PM
Security is important and is continuously being improved. However, the `vim.net.request()` is basically a wrapper for a more streamlined async calling of `curl`. No new security issues are added here.