Is there a keyboard shortkey to browse the history in a Jupyter notebook

Question

Is there an easy way to browse through command history and reuse old commands in a Jupyter notebook? Some equivalent to either the arrow up/down use in the iPython console or to the % sign use in Mathematica. (Although the answer might seem trivial to an expert, it is really hard to find for a newbie)

Lair

Looking through the shortcuts help (pressing h in command mode) as well as looking through commands in command palette - the answer seems to be no, unfortunatelly. Maybe open an issue on github? I also think it whould be nice to have such shortcut in the notebook. – Manville

Answer 1

I was looking for the same. But a year later, and after about 10 min of scouring the best I found (link) is this magic command: %recall last or %recall <integer>, which after execution copies a command from history into a new cell. Probably not quite what you had been looking - a tad too kludgy compared to arrow up/down. But a good option for cells with lots of text.

Oeillade