I have a file with really long lines that I am trying to view in less. If I am near the top of the file, I can arrow right or use -S (to disable line wrapping) and then press down arrow or e and it will move down by one line. But if I am near the end of the file, this doesn't work. It just says END. I noticed that there is an ESC-SPACE shortcut to move by a page even if near the end of the file, but ESC-e doesn't work. So I have to use -S ESC-SPACE and then UP ARROW many times (being careful not to go too far!) to move down a line. I also tried searching for a newline with /\n but that just searched for the letter n (less --version says it is compiled with POSIX regular expressions, maybe that is the problem).Is there a simpler way to move down by a single line in less. I really would like for RIGHT ARROW DOWN ARROW to just work even if it is near the end of the file. 
scroll down by one line near the end of the file in less
less;scrolling
less seems to support pressing J (i.e. shift+j) to always scroll one line, even when at the end of the file.  Conversely, K will always scroll the other way, even when at the top of the file.I'm unable to determine out how I found this the first time!  If anyone has any pointers, would be good to see what other commands exist.