Quick Actions

Focus switching is expensive. What seems like a little thing, moving your mouse over to click something, takes your fingers away from the keyboard and adds just a bit of friction to picking back up your writing. Reproof’s been designed from day one to be keyboard focused, where you can write in Markdown or Rich text, search through and open documents from the Command Palette, and create a new document, all without your hands leaving the keyboard.

There were still some spots when you’d need to use your mouse, though, such as opening another document in side-by-side mode, renaming a document, or moving it to a folder. Not anymore. With Quick Actions in the Command Palette, you can take action on documents right from your keyboard.

Press Cmd+k to open the Command Palette. Search for a document. Then when the document you’re looking for is selected, press the right arrow to scroll through the options you can take with that document.

And, as a bonus, you can also now switch which side-by-side document is in focus from your keyboard by pressing ctrl+Option+[ to put your cursor in the left document, or ctrl+Option+] to focus the right document.

Happy typing!