For faster navigation in long lists you can keybind a command
JumpItem↕ By=10
to jump down by 10 items with a single keypress andJumpItem↕ By=10 NODESELECT SELECT
to do the same, but also select those 10 items (without deseleting whatever seletions you have) (can bind it to the same key as above with ⇧)
To jump up, change 10
to -10
(or use JumpItem↑
with 10
)
However, in folders with a lot of items the command execution is slow, so you could use a more dumb way to achieve the same - simply by sending 10 ▼ cursor keystrokes via JumpItemCursor↕
command (if you don't mind the lack of instant visual jump)
(these also have JumpItemCursor↓
/JumpItemCursor↑
aliases, though the latter bugs on the first item and toggles selection instead of doing visually nothing)
Also unfortunately both of these have issues if you hold the keybinds:
JumpItemCursor↕
is fluid, but on key release it continues to execute for a few more iterationsJumpItem↕
seems to skip some executions, so not fluid, and also doesn't stop immediately on key release, but seems to execute for a fewer number of iterations
Cmd.JumpItem↕.js.txt (9.5 KB)