I’ve been using GitLens by gitkracken here lately with VS Code.
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I'm a vim user so naturally I use vim. I have the fugitive plugin which is a relatively thin wrapper around git commands and mostly run :Git difftool -y when I wanna go through the diffs
Honestly, this should have been my answer. I'm a vim person and I have fugitive installed, I've just never taken the time to learn how to use it fully.
I was in the same situation until like a year ago. I can recomend browsing through the documentation!
I mostly use :G as an interactive git status, :Git difftool -y to look through my changes before commiting and :Gdiffsplit to diff the current file. Also instead of doing e.g. :!git pull I'd do :Git pull and so on. It's nice because most commands are just the same as on the command line, so the knowledge is mostly transferable, but doing them in vim requires less context switching.
Thanks for the pointers, I'll try to start using it more.