Key combos are zero or more modifiers (ctrl
,
shift
,
etc.) plus one regular key (letter keys, number keys, arrow
keys, etc), all joined with +
signs.
You can also string combos together to create key sequences, separated by spaces.
Here are a couple examples:
t
ctrl+l
(hold ctrl and hit l)t g
(hit t then g)shift+h
ctrl+shift+⇑+pageup
alt+f7 r
(hold alt and hit F7, release, then
hit r)
The following modifiers are available:
⇑
, shift
, option
,
⌥
, alt
, ctrl
,
control
, command
, and
⌘
.
In addition to regular letters, numbers, and punctuation, the
following special keys can be used for shortcuts:
backspace
, tab
, clear
,
enter
, return
, esc
,
escape
, space
,
up
, down
, left
,
right
,
home
, end
, pageup
,
pagedown
,
del
, delete
and f1
through f19
.
Note: key combos are ignored if you're currently focused on a
form field. This makes it possible to have shortcuts such as
"h
" but still be able to type "h
" in a
form without it triggering the shortcut.
Questions or comments or bugs? Email me.