Comments on: Google Tip: Navigate Items with J and K in Reader, Gmail and Search http://smarterware.org/2773/google-tip-navigate-items-with-j-and-k-in-reader-gmail-and-search A blog about software Thu, 01 Dec 2011 21:02:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Ave Wrigley http://smarterware.org/2773/google-tip-navigate-items-with-j-and-k-in-reader-gmail-and-search#comment-871 Ave Wrigley Wed, 19 Aug 2009 10:22:05 +0000 http://smarterware.org/?p=2773#comment-871 Annoyingly, the keyboard shortcut experiment only seems to work on google.com (not google.co.uk, for example). Annoyingly, the keyboard shortcut experiment only seems to work on google.com (not google.co.uk, for example).

]]> By: Michael Dennison http://smarterware.org/2773/google-tip-navigate-items-with-j-and-k-in-reader-gmail-and-search#comment-867 Michael Dennison Mon, 17 Aug 2009 20:04:46 +0000 http://smarterware.org/?p=2773#comment-867 P and N are also good shortcuts for GReader/Gmail. They do the same thing as J/K in Reader and they move between messages within a conversation. E (archive) and # (delete) are also essentials for Gmail. P and N are also good shortcuts for GReader/Gmail. They do the same thing as J/K in Reader and they move between messages within a conversation. E (archive) and # (delete) are also essentials for Gmail.

]]> By: Mac64 http://smarterware.org/2773/google-tip-navigate-items-with-j-and-k-in-reader-gmail-and-search#comment-866 Mac64 Sun, 16 Aug 2009 05:48:43 +0000 http://smarterware.org/?p=2773#comment-866 Sweet, thanks for the time saver. Sweet, thanks for the time saver.

]]> By: Tim http://smarterware.org/2773/google-tip-navigate-items-with-j-and-k-in-reader-gmail-and-search#comment-865 Tim Sat, 15 Aug 2009 23:58:33 +0000 http://smarterware.org/?p=2773#comment-865 Having learned ed and then vi in Unix back in the 80s, I find myself grinning when people discover these old time commands as they are grafted into new systems. Nothing personal mind you. It's just nice to see that all that old time stuff still has relevance. :) So long as we don't start incorporating EMACS commands... ;) Having learned ed and then vi in Unix back in the 80s, I find myself grinning when people discover these old time commands as they are grafted into new systems. Nothing personal mind you. It’s just nice to see that all that old time stuff still has relevance. :) So long as we don’t start incorporating EMACS commands… ;)

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