Keyboard shortcuts
Common operations have keyboard shortcuts:
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Send | Cmd/Ctrl+Enter |
| New request | Cmd/Ctrl+N |
| New collection | Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+N |
| Open workspace | Cmd/Ctrl+O |
| Save | Cmd/Ctrl+S |
| Close active tab; close the window when no tab is open | Cmd/Ctrl+W |
| Close window | Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+W |
| Command palette | Cmd/Ctrl+P |
| Focus URL bar | Cmd/Ctrl+L |
| Toggle sidebar | Cmd/Ctrl+B |
| Toggle activity panel | Cmd/Ctrl+J |
| Zoom in / out / reset | Cmd/Ctrl+=, Cmd/Ctrl+-, Cmd/Ctrl+0 |
Close all tabs has no shortcut; use the menu, command palette, or tab context menu. Bulk-close actions spare pinned tabs.
Switching tabs works two ways: Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab cycle in most-recently-used order,
while Ctrl+PageDown and Ctrl+PageUp page through them in bar order. Tab switching uses Ctrl on
macOS too, because Cmd+Tab belongs to the operating system.
The collection tree is keyboard-navigable on its own — arrow keys, Enter, F2, Delete, and
type-ahead. See the interface tour.
The status-bar command-palette and activity-panel buttons surface their shortcuts inline as hints.
Unavailable actions are harmless no-ops. Menu items and shortcuts share the same availability rules, so a disabled menu command cannot be invoked through its shortcut.