CTRL Z is always undo on almost every windows program. i believe its a similar button on a mac.
I have mouse issues and it sometimes selects all code and deletes it. i'm so afraid its going to permanently delete all my code on a passage and i won't be able to get it back. this is why i save a billion copies of all my stories.
but come on! undo is a simple command!
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By limited I mean that you can undo edits while the (Javascript/Stylesheet/Passage) editor is open, once you close any of these editors your changes are permanently saved.
also unsure how to tell it to save. it seems to just run on an auto save i can't truelly control without publishing it.
There is no save button as such, each time you close one of the different editors any changes done in that editor is automatically saved in memory which is then persisted to either:
1. Your web-browser's local storage cache if you are using the web-browser based release of Twine 2.
warning: It is important to make regular backups of story projects using either the Archive option or the Publish to File option because if the relevant web-browser cache gets cleared then you will lose your story projects.
2. A file per story project on your local hard-drive if you are using an install-able release of Twine 2.