How to reduce popup windows eating button presses?

[nkelhos]

When I select a line with shift+v, I can indent it right with shift+> . When I select the line again with shift+v and try to indent it left with shift+< , I get this popup window in the lower right (see image below) with helpful commands (instead of the left indent actually being executed). I end up having to press shift+< a second time to dismiss the popup and actually perform the indent.

This extra button press is aggravating, and is requiring extra button presses all over the place to dismiss popups, and I'd like the extra button-presses to not be required. I'm fine with the popup window showing up, it just shouldn't demand a button press tax to progress.

The autocomplete drop-down list also requires extra button presses, where normally at the end of a line I hit enter to go to the next line, but when the autocomplete list shows up, I have to feed it an extra escape button to avoid entering the top autocomplete option before hitting enter like normal.

I'm new to lazyvim, so I don't know what plugins create these popups/autocompletes, or even what the neovim jargon word is for these mini-windows.

Any ideas how I can make these popups more passive and less input-hungry?