add new key binding (like ctrl-p and ctrl-n) to select adjacent search items
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
just an enhancement , I found I can't select next item when type ctrl-n
Describe the solution you'd like
add Ctrl-n binding to select the next search item, while Ctrl-p to select prev.
Describe alternatives you've considered
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Additional context
I really like this project, and also like the Vim-style key bindings. So I wish to add these two mappings.
I really hope to be able to participate in this project. If this enhancement is adopted, I am happy to submit a PR~
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Why do you want to select search results? 👀 Do you want to avoid doing arrow down/up + return?
Moreover ctrl/cmd + p is for printing and ctrl/cmd + n is for new window. It would conflict with those.
I often use the search function.
First, press Ctrl-k to open the search box
then enter the search text, and then use the up or down keys to select a matching entry.
Finally, press Enter to view the full article.
However, up or down are quite far away. I hope I can use Ctrl-n or Ctrl-p instead.
Why do you want to select search results? 👀 Do you want to avoid doing arrow down/up + return?
Moreover ctrl/cmd + p is for printing and ctrl/cmd + n is for new window. It would conflict with those.
Oh, sorry, I am using a Mac keyboard. I forgot that Ctrl n and Ctrl p are browser shortcuts.
That seems not a good suggestion.
However, up or down are quite far away.
? They are literally reachable without stretching hand!
Can we just do this key mapping for Mac, I found that Next.js documentation can use shortcuts like Ctrl-n
However, up or down are quite far away.
? They are literally reachable without stretching hand!
Moving the little finger to up or down will make the right hand leave its original position, I think it's uncomfortable 😂