Hi,

I very often use the embedded terminal in dolphin. Shortcut for open/close is F4. Fine. But regularly after some commands I need to switch the focus back to the main pane (where files and folders are shown), to apply some shortcuts there (CTRL-I (Filtering), CTRL-X, etc.). It annoys me a little that I have to reach out for the mouse just to switch the focus. The same happens the other way around, switching from the main pane to the terminal.

I already looked for a shortcut, but did not find something useful. Did I miss something? Or is there a reasonable way to setup such a functionality by myself (maybe including a tool like https://github.com/autokey/autokey?

Personally, I think it would be consistent to have such a shortcut set up by default for the following reasons:
* There is a default shortcut for switching between windows (usually ALT+TAB)
* Such a basic application like file system browser should be useable (with ideally all of its features) without the need for a mouse

Edit: I am using Dolphin 4.14.2 under debian stable (jessie).

+1. The way I do this at the moment is press F4 twice to hide, and then show the console again. It's a bit cumbersome.

(dolphin is awesome otherwise)

+1, this is driving me nutz

Iḿ a KDE newbie, does anybody know where to put up feature requests?

So, this is simple as pressing Tab twice from the main pane (Folders) to go to the embedded terminal.
To go back press Shift+Tab twice again.

If you hide the Zoom Slider you can get back and forth with one Tab/Shift+Tab.

I wished it was only one Tab, but this is a closer shortcut than F4 twice, in my opinion.