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I was showing my friends just yesterday how amazed I was for Command + P working as an app shortcut on github.dev. Did you try this recently?
by lucis 5y ago
I was showing my friends just yesterday how amazed I was for Command + P working as an app shortcut on github.dev. Did you try this recently?
- rattray 5y agoWhat's this?
- lucis 5y agoI've just tested with Safari on MacOS. 1. Go to any Github repo 2. Press . 3. Wait for the editor to load... 4. Press Ctrl/Command + P 5. It opens VSCode's "Go to File" prompt
- rattray 5y agoNice! Works for me too on Chrome on MacOS. Too bad cmd+w, ctrl+tab, and ctrl+shift-tab doesn't close an editor tab / switch editor tabs… and if you hover on the close icon, it just tells you to use cmd+w instead of something else.
- alex_smart 5y agoFor me those work as expected when I have the tab as full-screen. Considering that there was obviously going to be a keyboard-clash, their approach seems to be very pragmatic.
- losvedir 5y agoIs this basically the same as hitting just plain "t" on a github.com repo? (Fuzzy file listing/search).
- moogly 5y agoThanks! It didn't use to work so I haven't tried it in a while (Firefox). Now I just have to change the other bindings (and relearn).