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Important Shortcuts

Linux / Windows

Globally

  • Ctrl + N creates a new note with the current date and time in the name
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + F lets you search for notes (in the name of the note and its content)
  • Alt + ⇧ + P switches to the previous workspace
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + E edits an encrypted note
  • Alt + R removes the current note
  • Alt + ⇧ + U checks for updates
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + T opens the todo list
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + O opens the current note in an external editor
  • Alt + ⇧ + F shows the current note in the file manager
  • Alt + Up jumps to the previous visible note
    • alternate shortcut is Ctrl + PgUp
  • Alt + Down jumps to the next visible note
    • alternate shortcut is Ctrl + PgDown
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + D toggles the distraction free mode
    • you can also close it with Esc
  • Ctrl + P prints the current note as text
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + P prints the current note as markdown
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + V pastes notes, images and html from the clipboard
  • Ctrl + , opens the settings
  • Alt + ⇧ + A adds a new tag to a note
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + R reloads the current note folder
  • Ctrl + Alt + F lets you select a different note folder
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + S reloads the scripting engine
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + M hides or shows the main menu bar

In the note search bar

  • Down or Tab sets the focus to the note list
  • Return creates a new note with the text from the search bar as headline

In the note list

  • Ctrl + A selects all notes (to move, copy or remove them with a right click)
  • Tab or Return lets you edit the current note

In the note text edit area (in edit mode)

  • Ctrl + Click on a link to open it
  • Ctrl + F lets you search in the current note
    • use the Up and Down keys to jump to the previous and next matches
    • use F3 and ⇧ + F3 keys to jump to the previous and next matches even if the search widget doesn't have the focus
    • Esc closes the search bar
  • Ctrl + R lets you search and replace in the current note
  • Ctrl + D duplicates the current line or the selected text
    • Ctrl + Alt + Down does the same
  • Ctrl + L opens a dialog to add a link to an other note or an URL (also works on selected text)
  • Ctrl + T inserts the current date in ISO 8601 format
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + I inserts an image (the image will be copied to the media folder in the current notes folder)
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + C inserts a code block at the current position
  • Ctrl + B formats the selected text bold
  • Ctrl + I formats the selected text italic
  • Alt + ⇧ + S strikes out the selected text
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + U toggles the case of the selected text
  • Tab indents the selected text (also works on multiple lines)
    • ⇧ + Tab un-indents the selected text
  • Tab after an unordered list character indents the list item
    • ⇧ + Tab after an unordered list character un-indents the list item
  • Return in lists creates a new list item
  • Alt + Left jumps back in the note history
    • Alt + Right jumps forward in the note history
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + 0..9 sets a note bookmark on bookmark slot 0..9
  • Ctrl + 0..9 jumps to the note bookmark on bookmark slot 0..9
  • Ctrl + + increases the note text font size by one point
  • Ctrl + - decreases the note text font size by one point
  • Ctrl + / resets the note text font size
  • Ctrl + Space tries to solve simple equations like (4+5)*3= in front of the cursor, auto-completes text or opens urls
  • Ctrl + ⇧ + H inserts a headline from the note filename at the top of the note
  • Alt + ⇧ + X splits the current note into two notes at the current cursor position

In the Todo list

  • Ctrl + S saves the current todo item
  • Ctrl + I saves the current todo item and inserts in into the current note
  • Ctrl + R removes the current todo item

OSX

Globally

  • ⌘ + N creates a new note with the current date and time in the name
  • ⌘ + ⇧ + F lets you search for notes (in the name of the note and its content)
  • Opt + ⇧ + P switches to the previous workspace
  • ⌘ + ⇧ + E edits an encrypted note
  • Opt + R removes the current note
  • Opt + ⇧ + U checks for updates
  • ⌘ + ⇧ + T opens the todo list
  • ⌘ + ⇧ + O opens the current note in an external editor
  • Opt + ⇧ + F opens the folder of the current note in Finder
  • Opt + Up jumps to the previous visible note
    • alternate shortcut is ⌘ + PgUp
  • Opt + Down jumps to the next visible note
    • alternate shortcut is ⌘ + PgDown
  • ⌘ + ⇧ + D toggles the distraction free mode
    • you can also close it with Esc
  • ⌘ + P prints the current note as text
  • ⌘ + ⇧ + P prints the current note as markdown
  • ⌘ + Opt + V pastes notes, images and html from the clipboard
  • ⌘ + , opens the settings
  • Opt + ⇧ + A adds a new tag to a note
  • ⌘ + ⇧ + R reloads the current note folder
  • ⌘ + Opt + F lets you select a different note folder
  • ⌘ + ⇧ + S reloads the scripting engine
  • ⌘ + ⇧ + M hides or shows the main menu bar

In the note search bar

  • Down or Tab sets the focus to the note list
  • Return creates a new note with the text from the search bar as headline

In the note list

  • ⌘ + A selects all notes (to move, copy or remove them with a right click)
  • Tab or Return lets you edit the current note

In the note text edit area (in edit mode)

  • ⌘ + Click on a link to open it
  • ⌘ + F lets you search in the current note
    • use the Up and Down keys to jump to the previous and next matches
    • use F3 and ⇧ + F3 keys to jump to the previous and next matches even if the search widget doesn't have the focus
    • Esc closes the search bar
  • ⌘ + R lets you search and replace in the current note
  • ⌘ + D duplicates the current line or the selected text
    • ⌘ + Opt + Down does the same
  • ⌘ + L opens a dialog to add a link to an other note or an URL (also works on selected text)
  • ⌘ + T inserts the current date in ISO 8601 format
  • ⌘ + ⇧ + I inserts an image (the image will be copied to the media folder in the current notes folder)
  • ⌘ + ⇧ + C inserts a code block at the current position
  • ⌘ + B formats the selected text bold
  • ⌘ + I formats the selected text italic
  • Opt + ⇧ + S strikes out the selected text
  • ⌘ + ⇧ + U toggles the case of the selected text
  • Tab indents the selected text (also works on multiple lines)
    • ⇧ + Tab un-indents the selected text
  • Tab after an unordered list character indents the list item
    • ⇧ + Tab after an unordered list character un-indents the list item
  • Return in lists creates a new list item
  • ⌘ + Opt + Left jumps back in the note history
    • ⌘ + Opt + Right jumps forward in the note history
  • ⌘ + ⇧ + 0..9 sets a note bookmark on bookmark slot 0..9
  • ⌘ + 0..9 jumps to the note bookmark on bookmark slot 0..9
  • ⌘ + + increases the note text font size by one point
  • ⌘ + - decreases the note text font size by one point
  • ⌘ + / resets the note text font size
  • Ctrl + Space tries to solve simple equations like (4+5)*3= in the current line in front of the cursor, auto-completes text or opens urls
  • ⌘ + ⇧ + H inserts a headline from the note filename at the top of the note
  • Opt + ⇧ + X splits the current note into two notes at the current cursor position

In the Todo list

  • ⌘ + S saves the current todo item
  • ⌘ + I saves the current todo item and inserts in into the current note
  • ⌘ + R removes the current todo item