I find myself not wanting to leave the keyboard for navigation and think a keyboard-only shortcut that could open a link at the text cursor position is at would be really handy for this case.
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This is already a feature.
On a Mac, this defaults to alt+enter to open the link under the cursor in the current pane, and alt+cmd+enter to open the link in a new pane.
Edit: had the second shortcut messed up.
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Specifically for wiki style links right? I’ve been using markdown style links and these shortcuts have never worked for me.
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You’re right about that. I wonder why… will try to investigate, thanks!
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Thanks, Ryan! I didn’t know about alt+enter and alt+cmd+enter and for some reason I couldn’t find those on the keyboard shortcut page.
But yes-- URLs and markdown style links still need hotkey to open in browser.
Is there a hotkey for “back to the previous opened note”?
Yes, there is. By the way, the command palette (cmd/ctrl+p) provides all of these in a searchable list!
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Either one is not working. I set my own hotkey for open the link under cursor to the right, and it won’t open anything; I’ve just tried your way: alt+enter or alt+cmd+enter, still nothing happened…
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