Mouse usability and vim navigation keys #1
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as they overwrite the multi-key defaults in SelectionMenu.js
Mouse wheel up & down to scroll list one by one and left mouse button to select. Keyboard 'j' & 'k' for up one and down one.
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This is more a hack for a PR I would open an Issue for it first if it was possible
The issue: Adding multiple keyRebindings as an array is impossible, but I managed it with commenting out keyRebindings completely and setting multi keys as the default keyBindings in SelectionMenu.js. Using the mouse along with the keyboard (and vi movement keys) for selection is only what I wanted so this gets this for me but implementing multikey keyRebindings as a general functionality would be better.