Tips and Tricks
some simple tips
clipboard operations
Section titled “clipboard operations”rovr provides an interesting clipboard management:
- yanking/copying will push it to the clipboard, and select them for pasting
- clipboard shows current selection and operations
- access clipboard panel by focusing it with
c - you can delete items, or unselect them from being pasted
navigation stuff
Section titled “navigation stuff”path history navigation
Section titled “path history navigation”- backspace or u: go back to previous location
- space: go forward in history (after going back)
pinned folders
Section titled “pinned folders”pin frequently accessed directories for quick access:
- shift+p: pin the current folder
- pinned folders appear in the sidebar
- pins are saved and restored, and automatically updated across sessions
quick jumping
Section titled “quick jumping”- ctrl+l: focus path switcher, similarly to
explorer.exe - f: if
plugins.finderis enabled, search for something in the current directory recursively usingfd - z: if
plugins.zoxideis enabled, usezoxideto go to another directory
file operations
Section titled “file operations”archive management
Section titled “archive management”rovr provides some in-house archive handling:
- ctrl+e: extract archives
- E: compress selected files/folders into an archive
- browse inside archives without extracting them
- supports most common archive formats (
.zip,*.tar,.rar)
external integration
Section titled “external integration”- enter on files: open with system default application
- external editor plugin available (disabled by default)
- configure with
file_executableandfolder_executablein config
customization tips
Section titled “customization tips”themes and appearance
Section titled “themes and appearance”- themes can be configured in
config.tomlunder[theme]section - built-in themes include “nord”, “solarized-dark”, “dark-pink” (more soon + overhaul)
- create custom themes with
[[custom_theme]]sections - transparency can also be enabled (at runtime as well using command palette)
command palette
Section titled “command palette”access the command palette for advanced operations:
- ctrl+p: open command palette
- search and execute any available command
search and filtering
Section titled “search and filtering”make finding files easier:
- ctrl+f or /: search in current directory
- search is fuzzy and matches partial names
- search results are navigable with arrow keys