Hi guys - sometimes I want to lookup a class (ideally its hierarchy*) directly. Is there a convenient way to do this quickly? Here's my scenario: - I am using a System browser, and looking at my Package? of classes (not sure what its called - but my grouping of classes). - It occurs to me in the middle of entering a new method that I may need to use class XXXX (e.g. CTPusher) - but as I'm not familiar without I want to browse its methods - So I want to quickly browse that class and explore its methods - but I haven't figure out how to do that quickly and easily? It seems I have the following options: 1) Type the name of the class in the mercury panel - if I don't type it fully then it does open a new window for me (not bad - but I sometimes type the full name). If I type the full name, or autocomplate it advances me in my current browser - forcing me to save my changes (which often aren't good enough to save yet), and I also lose my place in my method (and there is no back/history to get back there quickly) 2) Open a new system browser, then type the name of the class in the mercury panel - and it then takes me there (this isn't a bad option - but it feels a bit less immediate somehow. 3) Type something in my current source - and then use Cmd-B (not bad - but when I come back I may have to backspace over the name if I found something else 4) Use some other tool (was it Algernon that did something like I want?) I guess I'm wondering why in the Tools menu of the OS - there is a Method Finder option, but not a Class Finder option? Do you guys have any tricks for me. Tim *the reason I like to browse the hierarchy, is often there are inherited methods that i can't easily see in Pharo. I wish there was a "show inherited methods" option that shows all methods with icon to show you inherited them (and you could double click it to go to the superclass that implements it). I think for you experts you don't notice this so much, but when you are trying to find your way - it really feels like a lot of work to find things.