No Scroll

What is this?

No Scroll is a Visual Studio Code extension that makes breakpoints useful for navigation.

Have you ever been scrolling up and down on the one file just to read the same method or block of code over and over while losing your previous spot?

Well now you can warp to breakpoints set in any file with the commands below.

Features

Command	What It Does
`Jump to Next Breakpoint`	Warp to the next breakpoint in your current file.
`Jump to Previous Breakpoint`	Warp back to the last breakpoint in your current file.
`Set Breakpoint`	One tap to toggle a breakpoint on the current line.
`Remove All Breakpoints`	Delete all breakpoints in current file, optionally saving them first.
`Restore Breakpoints`	Undo your deleted breakpoints and bring them back.

`Toggle Between Files`	Bounce between open files in the active editor.

Default Keybindings (Customizable)

Shortcut	Command
`Ctrl + D`	Jump to Next Breakpoint
`Ctrl + Alt + S`	Jump to Previous Breakpoint
`Ctrl + B`	Toggle Breakpoint
`Ctrl + Shift + D`	Remove All Breakpoints
`Ctrl + Shift + S`	Restore Saved Breakpoints
`Ctrl + Shift + A`	Toggle Between Open Files

You can always rebind these in your VS Code keybindings settings.

Authors

Created by:

Josh Scheitler
Jason Bakke

Why Should I Use This?

Reducing the mental tax of finding what you are supposed to be looking at will greatly benifit productivity in the long run. It will also save the life of your scroll wheel by 143% according to us.

Installation

Search for No Scroll in the VS Code Marketplace or install via CLI:

code --install-extension no-scroll
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