Go to and click Reset .
Getting around a massive solution is where ReSharper shines. Here’s how the two schemes compare for the most vital "Go To" actions: Visual Studio Scheme IntelliJ IDEA Scheme Ctrl + T Ctrl + N Go to File Ctrl + Shift + T Shift + Ctrl + N Go to File Member Alt + \ Ctrl + F12 Navigate To (Menu) Ctrl + Shift + G Find Usages Shift + F12 Alt + F7 Pro Tips for Customizing Your Flow
If you’re using ReSharper without mastering its keyboard shortcuts, you’re only using half the tool. The real power of this JetBrains productivity extension lies in its ability to keep your hands on the keyboard, allowing you to refactor, navigate, and clean code at the speed of thought. Choosing Your Foundation: The Two Core Schemes Resharper Keyboard Mappings
: Best for developers who want to keep the classic Visual Studio experience intact. It minimizes conflicts with native commands, making it the most "natural" transition for long-time VS users.
: If you forget a shortcut, just press Ctrl + Shift + A . This is the "meta-shortcut" that lets you search for any ReSharper command by name and execute it instantly. Troubleshooting "Broken" Shortcuts Go to and click Reset
: Ideal for those who frequently switch between JetBrains IDEs like Rider or IntelliJ IDEA. It provides a consistent, keyboard-centric experience across different development environments. Essential Navigation & Search Mappings
The defaults are great, but power users often tweak them to avoid "finger gymnastics". The real power of this JetBrains productivity extension
Set it to , click Apply Scheme , then set it back to your preferred scheme (e.g., Visual Studio ) and click Apply Scheme again. Save your changes to force a re-injection of the bindings.