[ZeroGravitas]

On Mac Os you can also add some other ones that are not enabled by default, there's various write ups on how to do this.

https://irreal.org/blog/?p=259

I really missed C-w for delete word personally.

There's also a vim plugin by tim pope that adds a few readline keys that don't clash.

https://github.com/tpope/vim-rsi

And if you use the fish shell you can have both vi and Emacs shortcuts activated at the same time for the best of both worlds.

[ornornor]

Until you get used to C-w in any text box, and then randomly close browser tabs (ff on Linux) because muscle memory.

[Oxidation]

Opening the Firefox console with Shift+Ctrl+C is my particular habit. Of course the shortcuts aren't configurable, it's 2022.

[ckolkey]

Seems quite cool - I don't suppose you have a copy of the .dict file linked in that blog post? the link is 503 :\

[ZeroGravitas]

There's a link in the comments to it.

https://github.com/jrus/cocoa-text-system/blob/master/KeyBin...

Though I just have:

    "^w"   = "deleteWordBackward:";                            /* C-W        Delete word backward */

[ckolkey]

Missed that - thanks :)