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How to view recently opened files in IntelliJ IDEA

By Atul Rai | Last Updated: October 29, 2022 Previous       Next


In IntelliJ, we can use the Ctrl + E in Windows and ⌘Cmd + E in the macOS machine to view the list of recently opened files.

How to view recently opened files in IntelliJ IDEA

Alternatively, we can also navigate through the View » Recent Files from the menu bar option.

 IntelliJ IDEA shortcut key to view recently opened files

References

  1. IntelliJ IDEA shortcut for Extract/Introduce Local Variable
  2. IntelliJ IDEA– Remove/Optimize unused imports shortcut keys
  3. Shortcut key to evaluate expression/variable in IntelliJ IDEA
file IntelliJ IDEA keys recent shortcut

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