CTRL+F3 to search next occurrence of "current selection" and SHIFT..

Hello! o)

Let me quickly ask for some more "Find" related keyboard shortcuts to make life even more easy. I already like the standard CTRL-.. hotkeys so much in "edit", I think the world needs more of these, so.. o)

• Find-Next with F3
  Already done, thank you, very nice! o)

• Find-Previous with SHIFT-F3
  Still missing, would love to see this, even Notepad does it. o)

• Find-Next-Occurrence CTRL+F3
  This is another standard shortcut we need (I guess). CTRL+F3 is used to search for the next occurrence of what is currently selected in a lot of editors (Editplus, VSCode e.g.). Would be nice to see this implemented as well.

• Find-Previous-Occurrence SHIFT+CTRL+F3
  Same as above, just search current selection backward, also standard in a lot of editors.

Being able to "find next" or "find previous" occurrence of currently highlighted / selected text is immensely helpful when editing source code or configuration files.

Added 2025-06-21:
Two more issues I noticed:

• CTRL+F with already selected text, needs "double ENTER"
  needs you to press ENTER and ENTER again to start searching, expected only 1 ENTER.

• CTRL+F panel does not allow to search reverse
  Using ENTER searches forward (expected) using SHIFT+ENTER does not search reverse, also searches forward (unexpected).

Thank you! o)

Start at the editor's Find panel and keyboard-shortcut handling. Check how F3, CTRL+F, and ENTER currently trigger searches, then verify the requested forward and reverse selection searches and the single-ENTER behavior. Done means the four shortcuts and the two CTRL+F behaviors work consistently for selected text.