label-studio Customizable hotkeys for next/prev data

Is there any hotkey to automatically go to next image? After we submit label, we have to click on the next image manually. I can't find any info about the next button in the docs and issue. It would be great if we have customizable hotkeys for next/prev data or auto go to next image after submitting annotation.

May 05 '22 04:05 superkido511

If you are in Quick View mode, try to press

shift + up / down
enter

May 05 '22 22:05 makseq

I noticed that things are fine and it does move to the next task upon submission (WHEN we have selected the tasks first and then started labeling)

which is fine, but users expect this to be the default behavior, is it possible to make this the default behavior just like LabelImg?

Sep 15 '22 15:09 FarisHijazi

Why don't you use Label All Tasks mode?

Sep 16 '22 23:09 makseq

you mean pressing the blue button at the top? yes that works and I figured that out after reading the github issues

but I think naturally someone would press on the first image and start labeling, all my comments about this topic are just to make it intuitive in such a way that the user wouldn't have to read any manual or issues

Just trying to give feedback, lemme know if this is something that interests you

Sep 19 '22 13:09 FarisHijazi

I'm having trouble advancing between data items. I'm surprised such a fundamental element of data labeling UX was overlooked here. Is there an easy way to assist you in adding hot keys for basic functionality?

May 11 '23 00:05 matt-guay-percipient

we're still waiting for a feature to navigate

May 11 '23 11:05 FarisHijazi

A bit hard to navigate between data elements without arrows. The issue still exists

Jun 15 '23 10:06 Eddudos

Ditto

Jul 08 '23 14:07 kennethjiang

+1, this would be an incredibly useful type of keyboard shortcut

For my specific use-case (keypoint labeling), it is often desirable to label a single keypoint in every image first, then go back to the start of the queue and label the second keypoint in every image, etc. We were able to do something like this previously with Amazon SageMaker.