I think I can add it like this:

- You just moved your cursor to some place without selecting something.
- You type something.
- You hit CMD+G to "find again"
- The previous input will be removed and taken as search text.
- The next match will be selected.
- (If you err here, you can redo with CMD+SHIFT+Z and insert the input
again.)

Still, it would lacke the same issues as current "in-place find/replace"
has, that is, you have to type your string correctly in one run without
using backspace or moving the cursor with the cursor keys. I am working on
figuring out, which commands in the history belong to one subsequent edit. I
plan to use position/intervals to be independent from typing speed.

Best,
Marcel



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