========================= JS Bin keyboard shortcuts ========================= First published at 11/25/2018 on https://defkey.com/js-bin-shortcuts JS Bin allows you to experiment with web languages such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The experiments created by users which are called "bins" are kept indefinitely and can be shared with others. JS Bin has 38 shortcuts and we have listed all of them below. Application level ----------------- Ctrl + ? Show keyboard shortcuts Ctrl + Shift + / Search help Ctrl + L Clear the console Ctrl + Enter Run code and send live reload Ctrl + Shift + Del Delete the current bin Ctrl + S Save current state as a revision Ctrl + Shift + S Create a clone of the current bin unknown Hide JS Bin navigation bar Ctrl + O Open bin history (when logged in) Ctrl + Y Toggle archive state on the current bin   Note that all changes in any code panel (excluding the console) both triggers a save to the current bin and triggers a live reload on any viewers watching your bin url. Code based ---------- Ctrl + / Toggle comments on the selected lines Ctrl + [ Indent selected lines Ctrl + ] Unindent selected lines Ctrl + Shift + L Beautify code HTML & CSS panel ---------------- Tab Code expansion using Emmet Ctrl + Alt + Right arrow Next edit point Ctrl + Shift + Y Evaluate mathematical expression Alt + Up arrow Increment number by 0.1 Alt + Down arrow Decrement number by 0.1 Ctrl + Up arrow Increment number by 1 Ctrl + Down arrow Decrement number by 1 Alt + Ctrl + Up arrow Increment number by 10 Alt + Ctrl + Down arrow Decrement number by 10 HTML panel ---------- Ctrl + . Close previous HTML tag JavaScript panel ---------------- Tab Code complete (using Tern or otherwise) Console panel ------------- Up arrow / Down arrow Up/down through console history Enter Execute command Showing and hiding panels ------------------------- Ctrl + 0 Hide currently focused panel Ctrl + 1 Toggle HTML panel Ctrl + 2 Toggle CSS panel Ctrl + 3 Toggle JavaScript panel Ctrl + 4 Toggle console panel Ctrl + 5 Toggle output panel   The shortcuts for toggling specific panels overwrites the default browser’s tab selection shortcut, but this can be changed to include alt as a modifier key by opening the keyboard shortcuts (ctrl (plus) shift (plus) ?) and checking the box "Require Alt key…" With Sublime keybindings ------------------------ Ctrl + Shift + Up arrow Move current line, up one line Ctrl + Shift + Down arrow Move current line, down one line Ctrl + D Highlight and place multiple cursor on matching words Esc Return to single cursor Cmd + Left click Place multiple cursor at click point Source: JS Bin  Last modified on(UTC): Monday, November 11, 2019 Defkey © All rights reserved.