A bunch of Android Studio’s features, I had no idea about!
1. Copy/paste history: IntelliJ products have a full clipboard history. CMD + SHIFT+ V to you access it – arrow keys to choose which item you want. It’s also searchable.
2. Go back in time without git: sometimes you work on something, change direction, and then much later realise that initial approach was better. In that times do right-click-> Local History -> Show History and it will let you go back in time and revert your changes, even line-by-line.
3. Bookmarks: if you want to bookmark file or even line for later, for example when you get to know new code base and want to remember most important files, you can do so in Android Studio! On the left-hand side, where you typically set breakpoints, simply CMD+ click to set a bookmark, or right-click -> Add Bookmark. Click on the newly created bookmark for options, and you can set your own name there. To view your bookmarks, use CMD + F3.