We just pushed an update to editor-alpha channel that streamlines some keyboard shortcuts to provide more native and intuitive user experience:
- Code navigation and selection:
- on Windows and Linux code editor now uses OS conventions for text navigation and selection (Ctrl → instead of Alt → to jump to next word etc.);
- on macOS we removed ⌘ Home / ⌘ End to go to beginning / end of file;
- on macOS we removed ⇧ ⌘ Home / ⇧ ⌘ End to select to beginning / end of file;
- on macOS we added ⌥ ⌘ E shortcut for “Select Next Occurrence” command;
- Text replacement:
- on Windows and Linux “Replace…” shortcut is changed from Ctrl E to Ctrl H;
- on Windows and Linux “Replace Next” shortcut is changed from Ctrl Shift E to Ctrl Shift H;
- on macOS “Replace…” shortcut is changed from ⌘ E to ⌥ ⌘ F;
- on macOS “Replace Next” shortcut is changed from ⇧ ⌘ E to ⌥ ⌘ G;
- Code editing:
- on macOS “Reindent Lines” shortcut is changed from ⌘ I to ⌃ I.
What do you think?
