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I’d like to any evil emacs user here to use https://github.com/luxbock/evil-cleverparens, it basically changed my life since I discovered it 😄

I've always found the paren navigation keys in these and other ones not intuitive, do you keep the bindings or have custome ones for things like next/last paren/sexp/etc?
I kept the original bindings, they are quite intuitive honestly
I use mostly just >
and M-(