Cursor History README

This extension tracks and records your cursor positions in Visual Studio Code, allowing you to easily navigate back and forth through your editing history.

Features

• Automatic Cursor Tracking: Automatically records your cursor positions as you edit.
• History Navigation: Navigate back to previous cursor positions or forward to next positions.
• Clear History: Clear your cursor history when needed.
• Keyboard Shortcuts: Easy access to all features through keyboard shortcuts.

Usage

1. The extension automatically starts tracking your cursor positions when you open VS Code.
2. Use the keyboard shortcuts to navigate through your cursor history.
3. You can also access the commands from the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P).

Commands

This extension contributes the following commands:

• Cursor History: Previous Cursor Position: Navigate to the previous cursor position.
• Cursor History: Next Cursor Position: Navigate to the next cursor position.
• Cursor History: Clear Cursor History: Clear all cursor history.

Keyboard Shortcuts

This extension contributes the following keyboard shortcuts:

• Alt+Left: Navigate to previous cursor position.
• Alt+Right: Navigate to next cursor position.
• Ctrl+Shift+Alt+H: Clear cursor history.

Requirements

No special requirements or dependencies.

Extension Settings

This extension does not currently contribute any settings.

Known Issues

• None reported yet.

Release Notes

0.0.1

Initial release of Cursor History extension.

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1.0.0

Initial release of ...

1.0.1

Fixed issue #.

1.1.0

Added features X, Y, and Z.

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