key-leap-mode allows you to quickly jump to any visible line in a window. When key-leap-mode is enabled, it will populate the margin of every line with an unique keyword. By calling the interactive command `key-leap-start-matching' the keywords become active. Typing the keyword of a line in this state will move the point to the beginning of that line. You can change the way key-leap-mode generates its keys by setting the variable `key-leap-key-strings'. This is a list of strings that specify what chars to use for each position in the keys. For example, adding this to your init file (setq key-leap-key-strings '("htn" "ao" "ht")) will make key-leap-mode generate and use the following keys: hah hat hoh hot tah tat toh tot nah nat noh not You are not restricted to just three-letter keywords. By providing 4 different strings, for instance, key-leap will use 4 letters for every keyword. You should provide a large enough number of different characters for key-leap to use. The number of combinations of characters should be bigger than the number of possible visible lines for your setup, but not too much bigger than that. By default, key-leap-mode will generate 125 keywords from the home-row of a qwerty keyboard layout, in a right-left-right fashion. When calling `key-leap-start-matching' it will run the hooks `key-leap-before-leap-hook' and `key-leap-after-leap-hook'. For instance, to make key-leap-mode move to indentation after leaping, add the following to your config: (add-hook 'key-leap-after-leap-hook 'back-to-indentation) When set to nil, `key-leap-upcase-active' will not make the active parts of the keys upper-cased. The default is t. The faces for the active and inactive parts of the keys are specified by the faces `key-leap-active' and `key-leap-inactive' respectively. Key-leap can be integrated with `evil-mode' by adding the function `key-leap-create-evil-motion' to your Emacs config. This creates an evil motion called `key-leap-evil-motion'. It works the same way as `key-leap-start-matching', but it will also work with evil features like operators, visual state and the jump list. Please see the documentation for `key-leap-create-evil-motion' for more information.