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Is it possible to go back to the previous edit place in vim? I know using marks, one can move back and forth between different places within a file, but I don’t know whether or not vim could automatically remember the previous edit place for you.
The last change is held in the mark named
.so you can jump to the mark with `. (backtick, dot) or '. (apostrophe, dot). See: