After a reinstall, vim ONLY opens one buffer at a time. This is the only way I know how to phrase it. I open a file, it is listed as :buffers                                     1 %a   .r/.vim/.vimrc        line 112Using :Explore<CR>, get netrw, and open a new file:buffers  4 %a   ~/.r/.vim/plugin/airline.vim line 1The first is entirely gone and inaccessible, where before I could cycle through by keys I set up  ( next - ,m  last - ,.). I do not understand buffers enough to understand why this seemingly suddenly changed. I nuked my entire setup and am rebuilding it line by line and plugin by plugin to try and determine what I did to prevent being able cycle through multiple buffers in trying to solve this, very frustrating.  Here is the output of :ls!:ls!  1u h   .r/.vim/.vimrc               line 60                     2u h-  .r/.vim                      line 6  3u#h-  .r/.vim/plugin               line 1  4 %a   ~/.r/.vim/plugin/airline.vim line 1Ok, opening a file using e: filename results in previously expected behavior::ls!  1 #h   .r/.vim/.vimrc               line 1               2 %a   ~/.vim/plugin/airline.vim    line 1and I can cycle through buffers which indicates there is a difference in the way netrw handles new buffers from potential differences in versions used previously to now.After all this, I think that its most likely changes between Netrw I had been using previously to now. I had been relying on the default :Explore + vim-vinegar, now I think I need to reapprise how I search and look for files for a start.
One and only one buffer at time when I need numerous
vimrc;buffers;netrw;multiple files