shift-enter shortcut is too different from most other tools

[steltenpower]

Description

Many tools (Word, Outlook, others people use all the time) use shift-enter as a sort of 'soft' return; Just going to the next line, without starting a new paragraph or otherwise making an extra vertical step. This is why many people have this shortcut key very firmly in their muscle memory. Where I should just hit plain Enter, I do often hit shift-enter in Jupyter, with a result that isn't exactly 'soft'. I've seen others do the same while teaching, it really breaks the flow of working, let alone letting others follow it. Would moving it's functionality to Ctrl-Enter be a good idea?

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[RRosio]

Thank you for opening this issue @steltenpower! Ctrl + Enter already exists as a shortcut so moving that functionality is not a likely solution. Shift + Enter has been a core behavior of Jupyter for over ten years so it is unlikely that the default would change, however, if you would like to change the shortcut for yourself, https://jupyter-notebook.readthedocs.io/en/stable/examples/Notebook/Custom%20Keyboard%20Shortcuts.html describes how you can go about that!