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reader@×××××××.com wrote: |
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> C-a goto to start of line |
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> C-k delete line. |
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> The C-k part no longer works. |
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That's Ctrl+L. Under Settings > Configure Shortcuts add Ctrl+K as |
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an alternate to Clear Location Bar. |
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> C-a still moves cursor to |
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> beginning of line but it also highlights the address. |
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Ctrl+A is Select All, and here puts the cursor at the end. In the |
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Control Center under Regional > Keyboard Shortcuts > Application |
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Shortcuts > Navigation you could define Ctrl+A as an alternate for |
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Beginning of Line. And save the scheme. Or maybe you still have a |
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saved scheme. |
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> But the part I miss is the C-k delete and copy the address. |
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Ctrl+L does not copy. But when placing the cursor in the location |
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bar with Alt+O, the full address gets selected, Ctrl+X will then |
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delete and copy it. You could define Ctrl+K as an alternate. |
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Benno |
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