i am using Windows Powershell, and just wondered if there is a way to scroll through the screen buffer (like for example in UNIX bash with SHIFT + PgUp / SHIFT + PgDn).
I know the there is a "more" command for paging through the screen buffer, but some keyboard shortcuts would be much more comfortable.
Is there any way to scroll the through the output without using the mouse?
Best Answer
The scrollback is provided by Windows console itself, not by the shell inside (just like xterm and similar apps in Unix). And to activate its "scroll" feature, use Alt+Space, E, L as John Rennie described. (You could try the Scroll Lock key, but I can't test it myself here.)