How do I move the cursor to the bottom of the visible screen?

Explanation

The L command moves the cursor to the last line visible in the current window. It stands for "Low" and completes the H/M/L trio for screen-based navigation.

How it works

• L places the cursor on the bottommost visible line
• The cursor moves to the first non-blank character
• {count}L moves to the N-th line from the bottom

Example

If the screen shows lines 50-80, pressing L moves the cursor to line 80.

Tips

• H, M, and L are screen-relative, not file-relative
• 3L moves to the 3rd line from the bottom
• dL deletes from the current line to the bottom of the screen
• Great for quick visual positioning without scrolling