The shortcuts below use the default macOS bindings: ⌘ is Command,
⌥ is Option, and ⇧ is Shift. On Windows, use Ctrl for Command and Alt
for Option. Configurable shortcuts can be changed in Preferences.
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
⌘T / ⌘N |
New session |
⌘1 … ⌘9 |
Jump to a session |
⌘⌥← / ⌘⌥→ |
Previous / next session, wrapping at the ends |
⌘W |
Close the current session tab |
⌘⇧[ / ⌘⇧] |
Move the current session along the sidebar |
⌘⇧B |
Show or hide the sidebar |
⌘⇧D |
Dock a detached note back into the sidebar |
⌘⇧T |
Switch between Tab sessions mode and Sticky windows mode |
⌘⇧0 |
Show every sticky window again |
⌘` |
Cycle sticky windows |
⌘⇧P |
Keep the current window above others |
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
/ |
Open the block palette |
Enter / Shift+Enter |
New block / line break inside a block |
⌘A |
Select the block, then the whole document |
⌘X |
Cut the current block when nothing is selected |
⌘= / ⌘- |
Editor font size |
⌘⇧W |
Toggle the wide canvas |
⌘⇧O |
Table of contents |
⌘↩ |
Move focus back into the editor |
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
⌘⇧L |
Light / Dark |
⌘, |
Preferences |
⌘⇧E |
Export menu |
Light and Dark are app-wide. Per-session colour is set from a tab's right-click menu, with a colour wheel, opacity, an eyedropper where the browser supports it, and editable HEX/HSL/RGB/LCH values. That colour becomes the sticky window's background in Sticky windows mode and returns to the tab in Tab sessions mode.
Export produces a PNG or PDF of the note with all app chrome removed.