dsh-session-messages

Usage

Input	Effect
Ctrl+S	Open / close the message list
↑ ↓	Move the highlight
Alt+↑ ↓, PageUp PageDown	Page: the list scrolls one screenful while the highlight holds its place (it meets the edge at either end); with a maxRows small enough to fit one screen, pages switch whole
Enter	Jump to the highlighted message
Mouse move / click	Move the highlight / jump
Wheel	Move the highlight, one row per notch; a trackpad accumulates its much smaller travel into whole rows. Direction follows wheelInverted
Esc	Close

The paging Alt is ⌥ Option on macOS — the same physical key — and the hint bar prints whichever name the platform uses. On a MacBook with no dedicated paging keys, Fn+↑ ↓ works: macOS translates it to PageUp / PageDown.

Configuration

Edit the config: block of cordis.patch.yml, or override it by id session-messages in the profile's own cordis.patch.yml. The shortcut is not hardcoded in the source:

Field	Default	Meaning
key	s	The lowercase form of KeyboardEvent.key
ctrl	true	Whether Ctrl is required
alt	false	Whether Alt is required
shift	false	Whether Shift is required
meta	false	Whether Meta is required (Cmd on macOS, Win)
wheelInverted	false	Wheel direction. Off: scrolling up selects the previous row; on: scrolling up selects the next
maxRows	50	Most rows the list renders at once; the window follows the highlight a page at a time, so this doubles as "rows per page"
showHud	false	Whether the viewport strip is shown in the session header (see below). Off by default

For Cmd+S on macOS: ctrl: false, meta: true.