JupyterLab: 1.0.2 (I've observed this issue in all versions >=1. Workaround described above in "Expected behavior": Es sind gar nicht so viele, aber für das Programmieren sind sie extrem nützlich. So, hier kommen nun die wichtigsten Shortcuts. That's disable-able, but the within-cell search is not: Die wichtigsten Shortcuts für Jupyter Lab. 
New Jupyter Lab 1.0.* full-notebook search-and-replace:
Right now, my workaround is to hit ⌘L first (Chrome shortcut to edit URL, which Jupyter/CodeMirror does not intercept), to take away the webpage's focus, and give it to the browser UI, and then hit ⌘F, which Screenshots Currently, this extension supports the editing of any shortcut provided by Jupyter, with the exception of those provided by the CodeMirror editors, since they use a different API. When I disable a keyboard shortcut, it should be completely ignored, allowing it to percolate upward and for the browser to handle it (if relevant). This extension allows you to edit or remove the default notebook keyboard shortcuts, or create your own new ones.
Bemoan the fact that none of those attempts affect the behavior described in 6. Go back to 'Settings' and try various other things to disable that keyboard shortcut. I dont see anything about cursor duplication in the Keyboard Shortcuts file or the command palette - does this mean there is no way to. alt + up creates a new cursor on the line above the current one). However, Id rather do this with a keyboard shortcut (e.g. Note that the "find" panel opens inside the cell, and searches only that cell I can hold alt then click and drag in a line to create a line of cursors.
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