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Also: CTRL+A selects all CTRL+Shift+End selects all from where you are to the end CTRL+Shift+Home selects all from where you are to the top One of the (many

• bostik 3y ago
  Or as is increasingly the case: they actively hijack what should be system-wide keybindings - making it even worse.
• Dalewyn 3y ago
  >CTRL+Shift+End selects all from where you are to the end >CTRL+Shift+Home selects all from where you are to the top Those two don't need CTRL, just so you know. >One of the (many) problems of web UIs is they often ignore the keyboard completely. They are also starting to ignore the mouse.
  • bambax 3y ago
    > Those two don't need CTRL, just so you know Well, yes they do, only it's different with and without CTRL. For example in a text editor (or a normal webpage without any fancy JS): - Shift+End goes to the end of the line - CTRL+Shift+End goes to the end of the document and the same is true for Home (substitute "end" with "beginning"). I have seen people, even "technical" people, select a text with the mouse from the middle of a large Word document to the end, because they didn't know this. They also had to do it often (several times a day) and it had become a significant part of their workload...
• andsoitis 3y ago
  Emacs would like to have a word.
  • skydhash 3y ago
    Emacs is a text ecosystem. And it's trivial to add these shortcuts. Evil[0] basically rewires everything to be Vim. [0]: https://github.com/emacs-evil/evil https://github.com/emacs-evil/evil
    • andsoitis 3y ago
      It is a desktop application that doesn't adhere to the user experience guidelines of the OS it runs on. I'm an emacs user and fan.