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fzf - a command-line fuzzy-finder written in Go go programming vim github.com
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  dgdosen 6 years ago | link
  
  I just realized you can search tags and commit histories with fzf in vim.. (:Tags and :Commits) Very cool.
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    gregork 7 years ago | link
    
    I use both all the time, and they’re not all that similar.
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    untitaker 7 years ago | link
    
    The GIF in the README explains everything. Also FZF does not use ag at all, you can merely pipe arbitrary commands into fzf.
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    superpat 7 years ago | link
    
    I havent taken the time to learn ag yet, though I am planning to. But in it’s defense it was very easy to set up and works like a charm. (The only annoyance being when you want to search for a hidden folder/file)
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    zg 7 years ago | link
    
    What’s ag?
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      silentbicycle 7 years ago | link
      
      A search tool, similar to ack: http://geoff.greer.fm/ag/