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Batteries included with Emacs

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  Here is a list of useful features in emacs I use regularly that I don’t see mentioned or recommended often online. Guidelines I used to populate this list:

   *  No packages, stock Emacs only.
   *  No steep learning curves. Learn each feature in under two minutes or bust.
   *  No gimmicks. No doctor, tetris, snake, dunnet, zone or butterfly.
   *  Just the deltas. No commonly mentioned packages like flymake, doc-view, outline-minor-mode or eww/w3m. Nothing that Emacs brings up automatically or a nonspecific Google search gets you.
   *  Assume a modern Emacs, 26.3+.