This is a hotkey that Roam Research has that comes in handy when you switch back to the app and want to quickly jump to the bottom of a page.
They used CMD + SHIFT + ENTER
Please, I really want this feature. I actually don’t understand how people can quickly add notes without using the mouse, or fiddling with getting to the right spot. I want to a single command to get to the bottom of my home page where I will dump notes by default without thinking yet about where I want them to go – why is it so hard to do that?
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Simple solution is to use the Go-Home-Now plugin
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This doesn’t work for me. It takes me to my home page (journal for today), but does not jump to end of document and place cursor there.
An alternative way (default settings): on mac, press ‘cmd+⇧+a’ to first have all the blocks on a page selected. Then press right arrow ‘→’, you will have the cursor at the very end of the last block on a page. Or press left arrow ‘←’ to navigate to the very beginning of the first block on a page. Not sure about windows default, ‘ctrl+shift+a’ maybe, or just customize that.
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I would also appreciate this.
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apart from other reasons would help with ChatGPT integration, which would render a chat-like page
I’ve already voted, but just to say, it would be a great to have a shortcut / command palette option to do this.
You can try using the logseq-randomutils-plugin and use s b to scroll to bottom.
Is there a simple way to do this without a plugin yet? For my workflow, I would like to be able to maximize logseq, ‘g h’ to my daily journal, hop to the bottom, and ‘enter’ a new block. Adding a part where I use my mouse cursor is a minor thing, but I’m all about reducing the friction to make a note.
As a previous comment mentioned, you can do ctrl+shift+a, then the right arrow, then enter. So, five key presses and a chord. I’d like to get this down to 2-3 key presses including ‘enter’.
Another option: Button for scrolling to the last block of a page
Could be adapted as a keyboard shortcut.