Navigation shortcuts that master cursor movement and scrolling to quickly reach target positions even in large files

Ctrl+B

Move backward one character

Moves the cursor one character to the left.

💡 Hint: Backward

🎯 Move left precisely character by character for fine cursor adjustment

Ctrl+F

Move forward one character

Moves the cursor one character to the right.

💡 Hint: Forward

🎯 Move right precisely character by character to reach target editing position

Ctrl+P

Move to previous line

Moves the cursor to the previous line.

💡 Hint: Previous

🎯 Move to previous line to streamline vertical navigation

Ctrl+N

Move to next line

Moves the cursor to the next line.

💡 Hint: Next

🎯 Move to next line for smooth document browsing

Ctrl+A

Move to beginning of line

Moves the cursor to the beginning of the current line.

💡 Hint: Alpha (beginning)

🎯 Instantly jump to line start to efficiently begin line editing

Ctrl+E

Move to end of line

Moves the cursor to the end of the current line.

💡 Hint: End

🎯 Quickly move to line end to append or edit at line end

Alt+<

Move to beginning of buffer

Moves the cursor to the beginning of the buffer.

💡 Hint: < points to beginning

🎯 Jump to file beginning to get an overview of entire document

Alt+>

Move to end of buffer

Moves the cursor to the end of the buffer.

💡 Hint: > points to end

🎯 Move to file end to check latest content

Ctrl+V

Scroll up (page down)

Scrolls the screen one page down.

💡 Hint: View next

🎯 Scroll down one page to efficiently browse documents

Alt+V

Scroll down (page up)

Scrolls the screen one page up.

💡 Hint: View previous

🎯 Scroll up one page to quickly review previous content

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Navigation shortcuts that master cursor movement and scrolling to quickly reach target positions even in large files