Idiomatic way to search and replace similar to :%s/from/to/gc

[getreu]

What is the Helix way to do Vim's:

 :%s/from/to/gc 

I experimented with % s from ( ) Alt-, c to

[Writing down the above, I just realize how similar the keystrokes are!]
Are there other possibilities?

[Brixy]

• Please press %s.
• Type your search term.
• Press Enter.
• Press c and type your replacement.
• Press ESC, to get back to single selection.

[getreu]

Thank you @Brixy,

what you describe is Vim's :%s/from/to/g.
Please note the c at the end in my example above: :%s/from/to/gc

From Vim's documentation:

[c] Confirm each substitution. Vim highlights the matching string (with |hl-IncSearch|)

[Brixy]

This is probably not possible with multiple cursors.

For such cases I do a simple search (/), replace the first match (c), go to the next match (n) and press . to repeat the replacement.

This is probably no more work than using Vim’s c flag because you have to confirm each replacement in both cases.

I am also curious if there are better methods ;-)

[getreu]

Your workflow seem better than mine. I will try. Thank you.