Last Edit Position v. Last Navigation Position
Go To Last Edit Position:
Ctrl+k Ctrl+q
This was mentioned in sudormfbin's comment but not listed as an answer. This is what I want to do 99% of the time andwhen I think "where was I now?". It is the easiest quickest way to get back to your last position without taking your fingers off keyboard to use the arrow keys. No and without installing extensions, etc. required.
Navigate Recent Cursor Positions:
Most of the other posted solutions (e.g., ALT+ ← and Back
ALT+→)have Forward
Most of the other posted solutions refer to do with going back in your "Navigationthis - moving between "Navigation Locations", i.e., navigating between editorseditor tabs OR within an editor (e. Ig., you move the cursor on one line, then click on a line 20 spaces above).
For navigating between editor tabs, instead of the above you can do that with Ctrl+Tab as it will sort all of the tabs in most recent order so you have option to go to others or just release and go back to the last used one. Also without taking fingers off keyboard.
Last Edit Position
Ctrl+k Ctrl+q
This was mentioned in sudormfbin's comment but not listed as an answer. This is what I want to do 99% of the time and is the easiest quickest way to get back to your last position without taking your fingers off keyboard to use the arrow keys. No extensions, etc. required.
Most of the other posted solutions (e.g., ALT+ ← and ALT+→)have to do with going back in your "Navigation Locations", i.e., navigating between editors. I do that with Ctrl+Tab as it will sort all of the tabs in most recent order so you have option to go to others or just release and go back to the last used one. Also without taking fingers off keyboard.
Last Edit Position v. Last Navigation Position
Go To Last Edit Position:
Ctrl+k Ctrl+q
This was mentioned in sudormfbin's comment but not listed as an answer. This is what I want to do 99% of the time when I think "where was I now?". It is the easiest quickest way to get back to your last position without taking your fingers off keyboard to use the arrow keys and without installing extensions, etc.
Navigate Recent Cursor Positions:
ALT+ ← Back
ALT+→ Forward
Most of the other posted solutions refer to this - moving between "Navigation Locations", i.e., navigating between editor tabs OR within an editor (e.g., you move the cursor on one line, then click on a line 20 spaces above).
For navigating between editor tabs, instead of the above you can do Ctrl+Tab as it will sort all of the tabs in most recent order so you have option to go to others or just release and go back to the last used one. Also without taking fingers off keyboard.
Last Edit Position
Ctrl+k Ctrl+q
This was mentioned in sudormfbin's comment but not listed as an answer. This is what I want to do 99% of the time and is the easiest quickest way to get back to your last position without taking your fingers off keyboard to use the arrow keys. No extensions, etc. required.
Most of the other posted solutions (e.g., ALT+ ← and ALT+→)have to do with going back in your "Navigation Locations", i.e., navigating between editors. I do that with Ctrl+Tab as it will sort all of the tabs in most recent order so you have option to go to others or just release and go back to the last used one. Also without taking fingers off keyboard.