disable prompt? so the cursor stays in place in buffer and does not jump to command line

[TomLebeda]

I tried to search the documentation and other issues, but couldn't find it. Did I miss something?
Thank you.

[justinmk]

Great idea! Not possible currently, wouldn't be difficult to implement.

I think g:sneak#prompt == '' should be used to enable this behavior.

[ggandor]

The cursor would still move to the command line, even with an empty prompt string, but vim/vim#10603 could solve that, once merged.

[miklhh]

+1 for this feature, would be awesome if added!

[tuurep]

Hey, I really care about this. For clarification, is this achievable even without vim/vim#10603, which looks to be gone stale?

This is the one thing that makes sneak s feel like it's not a true equivalent to the builtin f and t, and worse yet, makes f and t themselves feel that way when reimplemented through sneak.