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Keyboard shortcuts ​

Shortcuts apply to the focused window or terminal. Search fields, IME composition and modal dialogs suppress some workspace shortcuts.

Workspace ​

ShortcutAction
Ctrl+Shift+NNew local session dialog; use + Session for a new SSH profile in eShell
Alt+OOpen the local eShell SSH session manager, including inside tmux/Claude and detached terminal windows
Ctrl+TabSwitch terminal tabs
Ctrl+Shift+BToggle the left sidebar
Ctrl+Shift+TToggle dark/light theme
Ctrl+,Open Settings
Middle-click a terminal tabClose that tab

Terminal ​

ShortcutAction
Ctrl+Shift+C / Ctrl+InsertCopy selected text
Ctrl+Shift+V / Shift+InsertPaste clipboard text
Ctrl+Alt+VForward the chord to a terminal app, such as a CLI supporting image paste
Ctrl+Shift+FFind in retained output
Shift+PageUp / Shift+PageDownBrowse local scrollback
Shift+dragSelect text while terminal mouse reporting is active
Shift+wheelBrowse local scrollback during mouse reporting
Shift+right-clickOpen the host context menu during mouse reporting

Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V and Ctrl+T are normally forwarded to the terminal program rather than used as host copy, paste or new-tab shortcuts. Image paste with Ctrl+Alt+V depends on the program inside the terminal.

File tree: arrows navigate and expand/collapse, Space previews, Enter opens the default app.

Search: Up/Down selects, Enter opens, Escape closes. Escape also returns an enlarged file preview to the sidebar.

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