Shift-space scrolls up a page. Thank you!
I come from Unix, I'd have expected b or backspace to scroll up a page, been disappointed by browsers numerous times, and just lived without it.
I come from Unix, I'd have expected b or backspace to scroll up a page, been disappointed by browsers numerous times, and just lived without it.
A lifelong unixy sysadmin friend of mine particularly hates browsers and ctrl-w. To him, 'ctrl-w' means 'clear text field', particularly useful for things like password prompts where you can't see what's been written. So he goes to clear a password field in a browser window... and the webpage disappears
Undo: Cmd-Z Redo: Cmd-Shift-Z.
It's not often however you have to send raw characters. Several of my coworkers didn't even know what that particular control sequence did when I quizzed them, so that doesn't surprise me at all.