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@b0rk In emacs, you tend to use `ctrl-J` for newlines a lot… like to search for or replace with newlines. Also `ctlr-Q ctlr-J` (insert literal ("quote"), newline) is a good way to force-insert a newline without the various indentation/reformatting/alignment/etc. modes trying to be "helpful".
@b0rk Also, two notes:
* I'd add `ctrl-K` (clear to end of line) to the list of "very useful" readline keystrokes. I type `ctrl-A ctrl-K` all the time to clear the line. (Although apparently that's because I don't know about `ctrl-U` 😂
* Weirdly, a lot of the emacs movement commands work in arbitrary text areas/inputs in MacOS 🤷