> How entirely intuitive and not-awkward compared to hitting delete. Try it, you'll like it. Especially when you want to untab an entire block of code instead

> How entirely intuitive and not-awkward compared to hitting delete. Try it, you'll like it. Especially when you want to untab an entire block of code instead of just one line. - Highlight entire block of code - shift+tab unindents entire block (whereas delete would delete entire block) Plus, once you know a lot of shortcuts, `shift` seems to be sort of a negating key so it actually starts to be intuitive. (i.e. in vim, if you are searching for a string, "n" will move to next match, "shift+n" will move to previous match)