Last modified at 4/18/2025

Shortcuts

The Shortcuts module allows you to configure in-app or system-wide (aka global) shortcuts that can be executed even if the app is not focused.

Where to find

Settings -> Shortcuts

Keypoints

1. Shortcuts can be configured to be System-wide, and/or to have priority over Input fields.
2. You can reuse keybindings to execute multiple actions.
3. You can also assign different key bindings to perform the same action.
4. The pressing order of the Global shortcuts doesn't matter.
5. In-app shortcuts must be pressed in the order they were configured.

System-wide (Global) shortcuts

1. Global shortcuts cannot start from main keys (A-z, F keys, Arrow keys, etc.) and then be followed by modifier keys (Ctrl, Shift, Alt).
2. They can have only one main key.

Example:

1. Ctrl + Shift + ArrowDown - Allowed
2. F1 - Allowed
3. KeyA - Allowed
4. Ctrl + KeyA - Allowed
5. Ctrl + KeyA + F1 - Forbidden (KeyA and F1 are considered main keys, and therefore, this combination is not allowed)
6. Ctrl + Shift + ArrowDown + F1 - Forbidden (ArrowDown + F1 are main keys)