Shotcut Tutorial: Ripple all Tracks Feature

When editing, sometimes you need to go back and remove something you left in earlier. This can be a pain if you have lots of tracks. That's where Ripple all Tracks comes in and this is how to use it in Shotcut.
Shotcut Version 22.01.30
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[@danielforde-pogson]

Brilliant. Just what I needed Juliet. Thank you! ...Except it didn't work! Wonder why.

[@OuaknsHK]

Thanks! Just what I need.

[@Thomas-px2lh]

Thanks !

[@bw000m]

very helpful! thank you

[@andythefork]

Appreciate you!

[@samyakinvestment309]

We can't select and move Multiple Video clips though CURSOR, While working on multiple timeline. Why..? Otherwise this software Great..

[@ChuckHaney]

I would love for Ripple and Ripple All Tracks to be a one-time use button. I'd prefer them to automatically shut off after a single use. 98% of the time that I use either one, I forget to shut it off, causing problems.