Shortcut to go to previous slider

Somewhat related to this:

When pressing TAB in Lightroom Classic Develop module, it changes to next line slider, and not the value (have to press TAB two times to go to value). Could not find solution anywhere....

SOLUTION: it is related to a macOS keyboard setting  called "Change the way Tab moves focus".

In Systems Settings open Keyboard preferences -> Keyboard shortcuts -> Keyboard -> and press on your keyboard whatever is set for "Change the way Tab moves focus" - for me it was Ctrl + F7. Then TAB changes to next develop setting value, and not slider!!!! Thanks God I found this out, problem appeared after macOS update to next major version (macOS Sonoma 14.0).

Hope it will be useful for someone with such problem.

I have always used the Tab key for this on my Windows computers, so it definitely works.

And it should also work with a German keyboard.

Perfekt this is working. Thank you!

Maybe it is worth to mention that I have this question because I'm trying to do the most development with a gamepad. So I'm looking for as much as possible schortcuts. That's why I cannot use this solution in my case.

Is it possible to find the shortcut in the "TranslatedStrings_Lr_de_DE" file?

I'm just thinking that there should be a shortcut, becaus downwards it's working with (+)

I think it is possible to use the tab key but only on Mac. You first change MacOS system preferences and keyboard shortcuts and set tab to apply only to boxes & text.

So if you start editing from the basic panel, it’s then possible to tab to each slider and use the arrow keys to set values.  Sorry  I don’t know of any Windows equivalent.

Tap is in my case just hiding the side windows and increasing the picture.

Up and down arrow key are not doing anything.

Maybe its different by using a german keyboard.

Unfortunatly this is not working for me. Does nobody know how to go from shadows to highlights with a shortcut?

Another way to do this is to work with the number fields instead of the sliders.

Click in the Shadows number field to activate it, then use Up and Down arrow keys to change the value.

Pressing Shift + arrow key will increase the value by 10. 

Pressing Shift + Tab will commit the edit, and activate the Highlights number field.

Pressing Tab will activate the Whites number field.

Works very well for me.

In my case it is # and - to increase or decrease the slider value. But this is working well. 

The only thing I cannot do is to move from one slider to another.

Doesn't work like that on my Win 10 system. If I Click on Highlights and hit the Plus ( + , Actually the Equals sign = as to get the + sign you have to also use the Shift key ) or Minus keys that slider moves Up or Down respectively.

And there is even a screen popup stating this.

So I don't knoiw what is happening on your system but as far as I know LR Classic is not supposed to work lile it does on your system.