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For the most part, I am able to use iTerm2 to open tabs, split panes and navigate around. One optimization within my terminal that I have been avoiding is tmux – it is unnecessarily complicated for what I need.

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In addition, I use BetterSnapTool for MacOS, which allows me to move/resize windows around solely from my keyboard. I have taken such a liking to the Vim keyboard-bindings that I even use Vimium (a Google Chrome extension) for keyboard-driven navigation in my browser (for as much as I can). I heavily use Vim while editing which allows for keyboard navigation. You can set the automatic recovery snapshot in Preferences> General> Open saved window arrangement.Where possible, I try to avoid using the mouse.

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command+enter enter and return to full screen mode.

If you need to save the clipboard history to disk, set it in Preferences> General> Save copy/paste history to disk.

Enter command+shift+h, iterm2 will automatically list the clipboard history.

Enter the first few letters, and then enter command+ iterm2 will automatically list the similar commands entered before.

This is very conducive to processing anytime, anywhere.

As shown in the figure below, after setting the system hotline, the iterm2 shell will be directly called up as a translucent window on top of a normal browser or editor window.Īfter pressing the same system hotkey, it will be hidden automatically.

The previous Tab path is automatically used in the new Tab, set as follows:.

If the input is shift+tab, the left side of the search content is automatically selected and copied. The other is the mouseless mode, command+f, pop up the search mode of iterm2, enter the first few letters of the content you want to find and copy, and after confirming that you find your own content, enter tab, and the search window will automatically change the content. One is to use the mouse to select a certain path or a certain word in iterm2, then iterm2 will automatically copy it. Iterm2 has 2 easy-to-use select and copy modes. On the website, you can find almost all available color schemes.

You can select a color scheme in the load presets of Preferences->Profiles->Colors.

Of course, in addition to these customizable ones, don’t forget those useful combinations under LinuxĬ+k is deleted from the cursor to the end of the command line (originally C+u is deleted to the beginning of the command line, but the entire line is deleted in iterm)Ĭ+w A+d Delete from the cursor to the beginning/end of the wordĬ+h C+d delete the conceit before and after the cursorĬ+r search command history, this is more commonly used In fact, this function is predefined in Iterm, ⌥f/⌥b, it depends on personal habits

⌥←/⌥→ Move forward/backward by word, which is equivalent to C+f/C+b. ⌘←/⌘→ To the left/right of a line of commands, this function is the same as C+a/C+e ⌘ + 1/2 Switch back and forth between left and right tabs, this has been introduced before This can also be implemented using Alfred You can set the global shortcut key in Preferences> keys to call up iterm. ⌘ + shift + h will list clipboard history ⌘ + r = clear, and just change to a new screen, not create an empty screen like clearĬtrl + u clear the current line, no matter where the cursor isĪfter entering the first command, press ⌘ + will automatically list the entered commands ⌘ + d split screen horizontally/⌘ + shift + d split screen vertically

⌘ + f The searched content will be copied automatically Select to copy + middle mouse button to paste, this is very practical ⌘ + Numbers switch directly back and forth in each tab What are some useful functions/shortcut keys View clipboard history: command + shift + hįorward and backward: ctrl + f/b (equivalent to left and right arrow keys)ĭelete the character of the current cursor: ctrl + dĭelete the character before the cursor: ctrl + hĭelete the word before the cursor: ctrl + wĮxchange the text at the cursor: ctrl + t Switch screen: command + option + arrow keys command + Horizontal split screen: command + shift + d Switch tabs: command + number command + left and right arrow keys

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Iterm2 Shortcut Keys Collection Mac item2 Common Shortcut Keys