Dashscroll

Dashscroll is a feature found in various software applications, particularly in text editors and integrated development environments (IDEs), that allows users to scroll through text or code by pressing the arrow keys. This functionality is designed to enhance productivity by enabling quick navigation through documents without the need for a mouse. Dashscroll typically operates by moving the cursor a fixed number of lines or characters with each key press, rather than scrolling the entire viewport. This can be particularly useful for developers who need to quickly navigate through large files of code. The feature can be customized to suit individual preferences, allowing users to adjust the scrolling speed or distance. Dashscroll is often implemented as a toggleable option, enabling users to switch between traditional scrolling and dashscroll as needed. This flexibility makes dashscroll a valuable tool for improving efficiency in text editing and coding tasks.