When wanting to delete multiple time entries using the keyboard, there are two typical uses:
Selecting all applicable time entries with Shift + arrow keys (or Ctrl + arrow keys to navigate and then Ctrl + Space to add one to the selection). Finally pressing Del to delete the selected entries.
Selecting a single time entry with just the arrow keys, pressing Del to delete it, and repeating that process.
For the second usage, it would be better if after deleting one time entry, a new one would be selected automatically (showing with dark blue background, not just the light blue single-cell background like now that indicates the keyboard focus). Because then, one can press Del again right away. It would allow to delete a group of time entries by simply pressing Del multiple times in a row.
jansorg
commented
5 years ago
When wanting to delete multiple time entries using the keyboard, there are two typical uses:
Selecting all applicable time entries with Shift + arrow keys (or Ctrl + arrow keys to navigate and then Ctrl + Space to add one to the selection). Finally pressing Del to delete the selected entries.
Selecting a single time entry with just the arrow keys, pressing Del to delete it, and repeating that process.
For the second usage, it would be better if after deleting one time entry, a new one would be selected automatically (showing with dark blue background, not just the light blue single-cell background like now that indicates the keyboard focus). Because then, one can press Del again right away. It would allow to delete a group of time entries by simply pressing Del multiple times in a row.