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Most preferred shortcuts for 'Switch to first/last page in history list (pagination)' action

Reference program: NZBGet - Evaluation date: 2 months ago - Accuracy level:
Accurate Using 'fuzzy text match' method

There are 0 occurrences of this action in the database. Less similar actions are found 34 times.

Most common shortcuts for this action

Programs using this action (except  NZBGet ↑  Shift + ←  → ):

We couldn't find any equivalent action in other programs. Less similar actions are listed under the following heading.


You might want to consider

Actions below are probably less related, but you may want to consider some of them.

Similarity Shortcut action Program name Shortcut

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 Last page Adobe Acrobat 2017 (Windows and Unix) End

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 Last page Adobe Acrobat 2017 (Mac) End

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 Last Page Foxit PDF Reader 2.0 End

90%

 Last Page Xodo End

90%

 Last Page FineReader 15 End

90%

 Last page Creo View 8 End

90%

 Last page OpenBoard 1.6 End

90%

 Last page Exposure X7 7.1.5 End

90%

 Last page TeXstudio 4.7.2 End

90%

 History PaintShop Pro 2018 F3

90%

 Last Page Banner 9 (Windows, Mac) Ctrl + End

90%

 Last Page Banner 9 (Windows, Mac) Ctrl + End

90%

 Last Page Perceptive Content Ctrl + End

90%

 History Vivaldi Ctrl + H

90%

 History OpenToonz 1.4 Ctrl + H

90%

 History Tahoma2D 1.1 Ctrl + H

90%

 History Might and Magic VII: For Blood and Honor H

90%

 History VA-11 Hall-A Tab

90%

 History Penpot (Windows) Alt + H

90%

 Last page Adobe Acrobat 2017 (Windows and Unix) ↑  Shift + Ctrl + ↓

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