I think themes could be used for this.

The logo is quite literally uptime kuma but blue lol.

It works, but all the files will be mixed together. This isn’t really a problem, since if the container wants to access file_a in volume1, and file_b in volume2, then it will be able to do so no problem. The problem is when you have two different files named file_a in the two different mount points in the container. In that case, one file will get overwritten by the other.

Just use separate volumes.

That’s what git is for, or just having undo-tree from which the file can be reverted to a previous state.

I tried to keep auto-saves and backup files in their own separate directory, since they always litter my projects which is annoying, but they just won’t listen, I have to disable them.

This same question was asked in stack exchange: https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/79221/is-it-possible-for-a-query-replace-regex-to-replace-the-value-with-a-computed-va

Yes, I know it’s the same guy.

Do note that undo-tree not only provides a visual, it is a fundamentally different way of doing undos. The stock emacs way is not a tree, it’s a line. There’s no real “redo” in emacs for instance, you just undo an undo. It’s odd, but undo tree works really well.

I have recorded a video, it’s in the OP.

Ok, I just did. It’s (global-display-line-numbers-mode). Now… why??? It’s odd as hell.

I just tested, it reports that I’m dragging the mouse and setting a region, but it’s weird because if the issue is my clicking being sloppy, when it should happen in emacs with no config as well, and it doesn’t.

      ;; mouse-drag-region
                 ;; mouse-set-region

This is when I click and the button doesn’t get pressed.

   ;; mouse-drag-region
                   ;; Info-mouse-follow-nearest-node

And this is when it does register.

I can never reproduce the issue on emacs without config.

Nope! And when I tried with my config the very first click had that issue. It’s very weird tho, I have no idea what could be causing it…

Nope, vanilla emacs in that respect.

Whenever I counter a site that’s like “no more than 15 characters and no special characters” I cringe heavily.

Have you tried just mounting the remote folder with sshfs? Then you can just access it as a regular file, not just with emacs, with anything.