More efficient use of the QuickPlace function

The best way to explain what I mean is through an example. In the segment:

Screenshot of a translation software interface showing two segments of text. The source text in Portuguese on the left with the words 'PULSUM' and '1968' highlighted in blue, and the translated English text on the right with no highlights. 

two Placeables were identified. When I'm typying the translation, and I reach the point to insert the first Placeable ("PULSUM"), I type "CTRL + ," and a list containing the two Placeables shows on screen ("PULSUM", then "1968", in that order), with the first one already selected, so all I have to do is press enter. That's fantastic. However, when I reach the point in the translation to place the second Placeable ("1968") and I hit the shortcut, the same list appears, in the same order, with the same first one selected, such as now if I want to place "1968" I have to select it with my arrow keys first and then press enter. My point is, it would be a lot more convenient if Studio identified that I already placed "PULSUM" the first time and then, when showing the Placeables list for the second time I use the shorcut, it moved "PULSUM" to the end of the list and showed "1968" first, that way I would only have to press enter. This is a very minor inconvenience, but it disrupts the flow of translation nonetheless. It can become very cumbersome when dealing with a segment with lots of Placeables to have to go for the arrow keys every time. So I was wondering if there is some configuration I'm missing in Studio to optimize the behavior of QuickPlace. 

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