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I wrote a long article and at the last paragraph, I decided to edit a sentence, I selected the "region" and pressed C-w to remove it :-( For uninitiated, C-w i
by mahmud 17y ago
I wrote a long article and at the last paragraph, I decided to edit a sentence, I selected the "region" and pressed C-w to remove it :-(
For uninitiated, C-w is "yank text", i.e. cut it, and Firefox it is "close current tab without warning".
- wingo 17y agoSeems the keybindings skip direct to the semantics in your brain, without passing through verbose names; C-w would "kill" the text. Still, your lapse is pretty good. Sometimes I can't even name the keys -- but my fingers know :)
- parbo 17y agoC-S-t in Firefox will bring it back. Don't know if the content of the text field remains though.
- mapleoin 17y agoIt does. It's not that hard to test.
- vaporstun 17y agoFiremacs, Firefox extension which gives emacs keybindings. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4141 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4141