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Currently, navigating between user messages in long conversations is challenging. Page up/down scrolls incrementally, and it's easy to overshoot past your own messages when AI outputs are very long.
Proposed Solution: Add a configurable keybind that jumps directly to the previous/next user message in the chat. The feature would:
- Detect visible message boundaries in the viewport
- Snap directly to the nearest previous/next user message
- If the target message isn't visible yet, scroll by one viewport height to load more messages
My proposed solution snaps directly to the nearest previous/user message even for very long messages that are well out of user view.
Behavior:
- If the user is at the most recent message, it will default to page down.
- If at the end of scroll (no more space), it will have no effect.
- Works smoothly with very long outputs (tested with 6000+ lines in VSCode and Ghostty)
Other details:
- Keybind will default to "none" to avoid collisions with existing shortcuts
- PR will included updated keybinds documentation for easy configuration
I have a working implementation ready and will submit a PR shortly.
atkr, jdanbrown, ariane-emory and danmondra
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