Extend the Scrolling Behaviour of Vim Keybindings#74
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- Ctrl+d/Ctrl+u now scroll 10 lines instead of 1 (closer to vim's half-page scroll behavior) - Replace non-standard t/b with g/G for jumping to first/last service - Fix help text (had copy-paste bugs, both lines said ctrl+t) - Remove stale TODO about large-increment scrolling Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Hi, thanks for the contribution. I made some changes:
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Thanks for the tool, I'm quite happy to have found it :)
I haven't contributed much yet, but I have a few minor suggestions for the navigation using vim keybindings.
I propose we make ctrl+u and ctrl+d jump a few lines at a time. This makes going up and down much faster. I just picked 7 but that was arbitrary.
Also, I propose alternative keybinds for going to top and bottom of the logs. There are keyboards (like mine 🥲) which don't have an end key.
I think that covers everything, let me know what you think.