Keyboard shortcut to scroll session list to currently selected session?

[S]

Is there a keyboard shortcut to scroll the session list to the currently selected/open session you're working on?

This would be very useful to not have to scroll the session list manually looking for the highlighted session you're on, particularly if you've lost track of whether you're above or below that session as you jump around investigating surrounding/later/earlier sessions for context.

Thanks!

[Eric R | Senior Technical Support Engineer]

Hi S,

The Spacebar key will scroll the selected session of the session list into view. For full list of keyboard shortcuts, see the Keyboard Reference. 

Please let me know if you need any additional information. Thank you for using the Fiddler Forums.

Regards,

Eric R | Senior Technical Support Engineer
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[S]

Thanks Eric, however, unless I'm missing a shortcut, this only works if you're still focused inside of the session list. If you've clicked anywhere outside of the session list pane, pressing spacebar won't get passed to the session list.

For example, if you've clicked into the inspectors pane, spacebar will get sent to that pane, not the session list. To get back into the session pane (where spacebar would work), you have to either click back inside the session pane, which would change the session selection you were on, or employ some roundabout shift-tab trickery, like clicking the furthest left tab closest to the session list, then shift-tabbing a handful of times to get back into the session list. But this is pretty kludgy.

It'd be great if there was either a keyboard shortcut to switch focus back into the session list, or at least a tabbing shortcut multiplier which switches between panes, e.g., if Ctrl-Tab switches tabs, Ctrl-Alt-Tab switches between panes -- though this particular combo wouldn't work, as it's already claimed by Windows OS.

Thanks,

[Eric R | Senior Technical Support Engineer]

Hi S,

That is excellent feedback. As a token of gratitude, I created a Feedback Request Item and increased its priority by casting a vote on your behalf. I encourage following the item to receive future updates.

In the meantime, please let me know if you need any additional information. Thank you again for the valuable feedback.

Regards,

Eric R | Senior Technical Support Engineer
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