Thought this was a fun little feature, wanted to share it: There is this trick that I sometimes use with Google Docs when editing and rewriting some large document, which is opening it in multiple tabs and/or windows . Because Google Docs has collaborative editing features, this gives …

This is mentioned (perhaps a bit understatedly) in the tutorial notebook “How saving works” : If you open your notebook in multiple tabs, you’ll see your saved changes propagate immediately.

[image] Job: Because the keyboard shortcut for moving cells up and down is currently broken on Linux this actually helped me a lot. Have you tried the new Control-Shift-Up and Control-Shift-Down keyboard shortcuts on Linux we announced yesterday ?

:+1: :partying_face: Thanks for the heads-up, I missed that announcement! Will edit the opening post

TIL you can edit one notebook from multiple tabs/windows at once to create split-screen set-ups

mbostock October 16, 2018, 3:53pm 3

Have you tried the new Control-Shift-Up and Control-Shift-Down keyboard shortcuts on Linux we announced yesterday?

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TIL you can edit one notebook from multiple tabs/windows at once to create split-screen set-ups

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