Shift-tab from the start of the text box should move focus to title

[llimllib]

Use case or problem

1. Start a new note
2. Enter the title of the note
3. Hit tab to type the note body
4. Notice that you want to edit the title
5. Hit shift+tab, expecting it to function opposite step 3 and move focus to the title
6. Notice that it does not; it does nothing

Proposed solution

This process should end with focus on the title of the note:

1. With focus on the note title, press the tab key; focus moves to the note body
2. Hit shift+tab key

Current workaround (optional)

I currently have to move to the mouse and click on the title field; if there’s a keyboard shortcut to go from the body to the title I don’t know it. shift+tab should do it.

Related feature requests (optional)

This feature request implementing the inverse of this request.

this feature request was previously filed, and ctrl+shift+t apparently added as a hotkey to move to the title field, but I would like shift+tab to work for this.

[WhiteNoise]

Not really, since you are in the editor now tab and shift tab mean different thing.

You can use the rename note command (and relative customizable hotkey) or arrow up.

[woofy31]

@WhiteNoise

You can use the rename note command (and relative customizable hotkey) or arrow up.

I admit I was one of the users who tried shift+tab to get back to the note name, too, but I hadn’t thought about the rename note command Now that I see it’s bound to F2, it is more intuitive this way