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 <h1 align="center">reactive.nvim</h1>
 <p align="center"><sup>Reactivity. Right in your neovim.</sup></p>
 
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 ## Features
 
-- **Performant**: `reactive.nvim` uses neovim events to apply highlights (`ModeChanged` for mode changes, `WinEnter`, `WinLeave`, and `BufWinEnter` for coloring active/inactive windows), your input isn't monitored at all.
+- **Performant**: `reactive.nvim` uses neovim events to apply highlights (`ModeChanged` for mode changes, `WinEnter`, , and `BufWinEnter` for coloring active/inactive windows), your input isn't monitored at all.
 - **Window highlights**: apply highlights only for a current window. Utilizes `'winhighlight'` neovim-specific option. (read more `:h 'winhighlight'`).
 - **Highlights**: apply/change global highlights on mode changes.
 - **Highly customizable**: you can customize literally any mode, even very specific one like `niI` (triggered when you press Ctrl + o in insert mode)