I find the following Mac shortcuts pretty helpful
ctrl-a jump to start of line. ctrl-e jump to end of line.
ctrl-a
ctrl-e
The good thing about these shortcuts is that they are universal, which means you can use them in any text field, be it chrome, VSCode, safari, finder etc.
Huh, TIL. I always use cmd + left arrow for beginning of line cmd + right arrow for end of line in MacOS.
cmd + left arrow
cmd + right arrow
Ya I used to use that, but it didn't work universally (eg. terminal, iTunes etc) for me. But the ctrl-a/e really works universally.
ctrl-a/e
{ "key": "ctrl+a", "command": "cursorHome", "when": "editorTextFocus" }, { "key": "ctrl+a", "command": "-cursorLineStart", "when": "editorTextFocus" },
Best thing since slice bread.
Instead of putting the cursor at the beginning of the line, it goes to the first character with content.
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I find the following Mac shortcuts pretty helpful
ctrl-ajump to start of line.ctrl-ejump to end of line.The good thing about these shortcuts is that they are universal, which means you can use them in any text field, be it chrome, VSCode, safari, finder etc.
Huh, TIL. I always use
cmd + left arrowfor beginning of linecmd + right arrowfor end of line in MacOS.Ya I used to use that, but it didn't work universally (eg. terminal, iTunes etc) for me. But the
ctrl-a/ereally works universally.Best thing since slice bread.
Instead of putting the cursor at the beginning of the line, it goes to the first character with content.