On Tue, Feb 10, 2015 at 2:38 PM, Dirk Hohndel <[email protected]> wrote:
> > I'm not so sure that's universal. It seems like most applications on my > > mac (TextEdit, IntelliJ IDEA, Mail, MacVim, Chrome, Firefox) use shift-^Z > > for redo. MS Word is an exception with ^Y, though. > > > > I also checked on an Ubuntu box. Still shift-^Z for most applications > > (Thunderbird, gEdit, IntelliJ IDEA). The only exception I could find was > > Libreoffice with ^Y (probably mimicking MS Word). > > > > For me shift-^Z feels more natural, anyway. > > So I guess we should do Ctrl-y on Windows, on Ctrl-Shift-Z on Linux and > Mac. Or both on both. > I see that e.g. Firefox on Windows does both. Either solution is good, I think. Oh, and by shift-^Z on Mac I obviously meant shift-cmd-Z :) Henrik
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