The specific ones (or the new ones to me)

• Ctrl+P: Open the command palette (open file or activate feature)

• Ctrl+X: Cut the entire current line if nothing is selected

• Alt+↑/↓: Move a line (or selection) up or down

• Shift+Alt+↑/↓: Duplicate a line (or selection) up or down

• Ctrl+D: Add selection to next Find match

• Ctrl+K Z: Zen mode

• Alt+Scrolling: Fast scrolling (5X)

• Alt+F12: Peek on selection

• F12 (or Ctrl-clic): Go to definition

• Shift+F12: Go to references (Shift+Alt+F12: Find all references view)

• F2: Refactor

• Ctrl+:: Toggle line comment

• Ctrl+Alt+↑/↓: Multiline editing

• Ctrl+B: Toggle the left pannel

• Ctrl+J: Toggle the bottom pannel

The more classic ones

• Alt+←/→: Go back or forward
• Ctrl+G: Go to line
• Ctrl+Space: Trigger suggestion

keyboard-shortcuts-windows.pdf

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