I'm using find (Ctrl+f) quite a bit daily and it's a bit cumbersome that there doesn't seem to be a keyboard-shortcut to jump to the next/previous element. Usually it's Ctrl+g (Go in Mousepad) or Ctrl+n (opens a new document in Mousepad). Probably remapping "Go to line" would make sense in this scenario. Another (related) matter is that there are no mnemonic accelerators in the find-bar for next/previous and that the one that's being used for "Find" itself conflicts with the Navigation menu.
I confirm this bug. Just for the record, the shortcut for Find Next/Find Previous is F3/Shift+F3, but the latter doesn't work. It's strange because it's Windows-like. I think these shortcuts should be modified to Ctrl+G and Shift+Ctrl+G and the "Go to" to Ctrl+L.
More info: Thunar works with Ctrl+G and Shift+Ctrl+G. Firefox works with Ctrl+G, Shift+Ctrl+G, F3 and Shift+F3. I think that the F3/Shift+F3 shortcuts should be kept, but the Ctrl+G/Shift+Ctrl+G should be the displayed in the edit menu.
It's probably worth a separate bugreport, but another issue I see with mousepad's find-function is that if you mark a word and then hit ctrl+f, the word isn't automatically copied over to the find-entry. This would be really helpful though.
(In reply to Simon Steinbeiss from comment #3) > It's probably worth a separate bugreport, but another issue I see with > mousepad's find-function is that if you mark a word and then hit ctrl+f, the > word isn't automatically copied over to the find-entry. This would be really > helpful though. Maybe bug 5905 handles this
(In reply to André Miranda from comment #4) > Maybe bug 5905 handles this Thanks for the hint! :)
Fixed in master branch (http://git.xfce.org/apps/mousepad/commit/?id=839ecf1145559e3959ff0368cc45e9c7ac90f201)