Does any one know how to make a tab into a group using only the keyboard?
One option is by installing the following Chrome Extension:
New Tab in Group Keyboard Shortcut
By default it comes set up as: Ctrl+Shift+Y
If you wish to change the shortcut:
Go to chrome://extensions/shortcuts
In that page search "New Tab in Group Keyboard Shortcut"
Set up the key you want.
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Is there a keyboard shortcut in PhpStorm that works similarly to CTRL+D in VS Code when a word is highlighted?
Look into the menu -> Edit -> Find -> Select All Occurrences.
The keyboard shortcut seems to be Ctrl-Alt-Shift-J on all keymaps except for "Eclipse" and "Eclipse (Mac OS X)".
Update:
As #LazyOne points out, in the same menu, right under "Select All Occurrences" entry there are the "Add Selection for Next Occurrence" and "Unselect Occurrence" commands that can be used to select and unselect individual occurences. Their keyboard shortcuts are Alt-J and Alt-Shift-J on my instance of PhpStorm (using the "Default" keymap on Linux).
The shortcuts can be different on a different keymap and/or OS; Ctrl-J and, I guess, Ctrl-Shift-J are another possibility. Check your menu.
I am unable to find the shortcut key for this button. And as I do not know the name of this button I cannot search for it.
There is no shortcut by default, but you can go to Settings and type "tool buttons" into the search bar. Then you can assign a keystroke to "Tool Buttons" feature.
Here is your answer from official docs
Hiding all tool windows attached to the same tool window bar
Do one of the following:
Press and hold the Alt (for Windows and Linux users) or ⌘ (for macOS users) key, and click hide on the title bar of any of the tool
windows attached to the corresponding tool window bar.
Choose Window | Active Tool Window | Hide Side Tool Windows in the main menu. This command hides all the tool windows attached to same
tool window bar as the active tool window or the last of the active
tool windows.
I find that double tapping Alt key does the trick for me.
Maybe is Ctrl+Tab
Check this. In the link you can read :
Switch between the tool windows and files opened in the
editor. Ctrl+Tab
I seem to be almost entirely mouse-free at this point, minus being able to access the Bookmarks bar in Chrome with a keyboard shortcut! I've searched the web quite a bit for an answer, but to no avail....any ideas or workaround?
EDIT: Use Firefox. You can CMD + B --> will open Bookmarks navigator, and you can type to search, hit TAB, and then arrow through results
If you are hoping to click on the actual bookmarks on your Google Chrome browser, using keyboard shortcuts, on Mac, you can make use of Mac's Keyboard shortcuts feature.
Open System settings app
Open Shortcuts section under Keyboard
Choose App shortcuts
Click +
Choose Google Chrome as application
On the title field, enter Bookmarks->{Bookmark-name-goes-here}
Set a hotkey
Save the changes and you can now use this hotkey to call that bookmark. This basically is setting a shortcut to your browser's menu item.
Holmes is an extension that allows a shortcut activated bookmark search similar to Garrett's answer but without the "read and change all the data on any websites that you visit" permission.
Install the tool then press shift+alt+H
⌘ + Option + b
or
⌘ + Shift + b
Try this shortcut
cmd+opt+B
I found a chrome plugin that is super useful and goes beyond what I was hoping for. It's called Bookmark Navigator. Here is the link https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/bookmark-navigator/bfibpphfhdpgkmbpkfmhdiklgcfmmkha
Below is a picture of what it looks like. The tool is summoned with cmd + b, and then you can start typing to search all of your bookmarks. You can press enter to access the bookmark at top of list, or use arrow keys to navigate further down the list.
This is the fastest and most user friendly option I have found.
I often search for a particular word on a webpage using Google Chrome. On my Mac, I do Command + F to bring search on a page window. To go to the next occurrence of the word I use the up or down arrows. Are there keyboard shortcuts for using these arrows?
Yes, you can use the keyboard to move to the next and previous search result:
Next: Cmd+G or simply Enter
Previous: Cmd+Shift+G or Shift+Enter
For Windows users, replace Cmd with Ctrl
source: keyboard shortcuts on Chrome Help online
I know i can do it by Alt+f then 1 or 2 or 3. Is there a way give new shortcut in MyEclipse. I unable to find & set it under Windows > Preferences > General > Keys.
For Example: I have opened a file called Task.java in MyEclipse. I closed it accidentally. Now i want to open it again without navigating through Package Explorer.
I want Something similar,
Ctrl + Shift+ T
to open recently closed Tab in the Firefox & Google Chrome.
Press Ctrl+Shift+L to view all the shortcut keys , Press the same once again to open the Keys Binding dialog.
Type the text in the filter text box for eg. activate , you will get Activate Editor in the search result list with default key of F11.
Double click it and choose your favorite key you want in the Bindings say F9. Click Apply to Change it. Click OK.
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