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It would be good to have support for more standard keyboard shortcuts that match how most linux/macOS operating systems work.
For example: ctrl-n: navigate down a list ctrl-p: navigate up a list
In macOS at least, every list can be navigated this way. I use it in Neovim also to navigate completions, and in my browser to navigate the url bar and suggestions.
There is already support for ctrl-w (delete word), alt-f, alt-b in the url input, which is great. But it really messes with my muscle memory to not have ctrl-n and ctrl-p.
I know it creates a conflict with the default keybindings chosen for New and Commands, but having ctrl-n and ctrl-p reserved for navigating lists and completions will make this more intuitive.
Alternatively, it might be possible to have these keybindings be context aware - so if a context menu or command palette is open, then they can be used to navigate those, otherwise, they can be used for their current mapping.
Thank you for making this great software!
It would be good to have support for more standard keyboard shortcuts that match how most linux/macOS operating systems work.
For example:
ctrl-n
: navigate down a listctrl-p
: navigate up a listIn macOS at least, every list can be navigated this way. I use it in Neovim also to navigate completions, and in my browser to navigate the url bar and suggestions.
There is already support for ctrl-w (delete word), alt-f, alt-b in the url input, which is great. But it really messes with my muscle memory to not have ctrl-n and ctrl-p.
I know it creates a conflict with the default keybindings chosen for New and Commands, but having ctrl-n and ctrl-p reserved for navigating lists and completions will make this more intuitive.
Alternatively, it might be possible to have these keybindings be context aware - so if a context menu or command palette is open, then they can be used to navigate those, otherwise, they can be used for their current mapping.
For reference: https://readline.kablamo.org/emacs.html
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