The workbench actions in VSCode are not shortcuts from the monaco editor. We already have some navigation shortcuts for navigating in tabs/designview/codeview, what does the navigateBack and navigateForward actions in VSCode do?
In the monaco editor they didn’t make it possible to edit the key bindings. I can add custom actions with key bindings, but not edit the existing once. There is a feature request for it since 2016 (https://github.com/microsoft/monaco-editor/issues/102), still not implemented.
It just navigates between the last cursor position. So if I am one one part of the code. Then say I click some item in the right panel and the cursor is navigated to that code. With the shortcut, I can go back to the previous line.
This also works between pages in Visual Studio. Don't know about VSCode.
Again: Unfortunately not.
We discovered and experimented with Wappler as a tool to use in our company. We have planned a few times on building tutorials/demos, but our client-work does not leave us with much time.
Not to sway away from the topic, we still have dormant plans around launching Wappler help/support/docs related content in future.