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IIRC, these are enabled by default if the text view is a standard NS* text view (don't recall the actual class). It's always a bit of a surprise when I find a window where these don't work, and that's a good indication that someone has implemented their own class for the text view. Little nugget holdover from those Unix-loving NeXT devs.

You missed the best one, ctrl+t: swap the left and right characters adjacent to cursor. Fixes about 90% of typos.

> These work everywhere you can type text on Mac

Supposedly they even work on iOS if you plug in a keyboard, which is pretty unexpected if you think about it.

and cntrl+e: end of line

aka Emacs keybinds.

I was wondering why these worked everywhere. I had no idea it was a mac feature.