Keyboard Shortcuts

Default bindings for the desktop app. Customize any shortcut in Settings → Shortcuts. On macOS, Mod means ⌘ (Command); on Linux and Windows, Mod means Ctrl.

Command palette default

The default command palette binding is Ctrl+P / ⌘P (Mod+P in settings). Some older README copy referenced Ctrl+K — your installed defaults may differ if you customized keybindings.

Global

ActionLinux / WindowsmacOS
Command paletteCtrl+P⌘+P
New connectionCtrl+N⌘+N
Local terminalCtrl+T⌘+T
SettingsCtrl+,⌘+,
Toggle sidebarCtrl+B⌘+B
AI Command BarCtrl+I⌘+I

Tabs

ActionLinux / WindowsmacOS
New terminal (current host)Ctrl+Shift+T⌘+Shift+T
Close tabCtrl+W⌘+W
Close terminal tabCtrl+Shift+W⌘+Shift+W
Next tabCtrl+TabCtrl+Tab
Previous tabCtrl+Shift+TabCtrl+Shift+Tab
Switch to tab 1–9Ctrl+1 … Ctrl+9⌘+1 … ⌘+9

Terminal (active)

ActionLinux / WindowsmacOS
CopyCtrl+Shift+C⌘+Shift+C
PasteCtrl+Shift+V⌘+Shift+V
Search in bufferCtrl+F⌘+F
Zoom inCtrl+=⌘+=
Zoom outCtrl+-⌘+-

Snippets

ActionLinux / WindowsmacOS
Toggle snippets sidebarAlso Ctrl+Shift+`Ctrl+Shift+SCtrl+Shift+S

Host workspace panels

These open Files, Port Forwarding, or Dashboard on the active connection tab. They are fixed shortcuts today (not yet in Settings → Shortcuts).

ActionLinux / WindowsmacOS
Open file manager (active host)Ctrl+Shift+FCtrl+Shift+F
Open port forwarding (active host)Ctrl+Shift+NCtrl+Shift+N
Open dashboard (active host)Ctrl+Shift+DCtrl+Shift+D

File manager

ActionLinux / WindowsmacOS
Open file managermacOS: ⌘⇧FCtrl+Shift+F⌘+Shift+F
Copy / cut / pasteCtrl+C / Ctrl+X / Ctrl+V⌘+C / ⌘+X / ⌘+V
RenameF2F2
DeleteDeleteDelete
Edit pathCtrl+L⌘+L
Go upBackspaceBackspace
Go back / forwardAlt+Left / Alt+RightAlt+Left / Alt+Right

Customize

Open Settings → Shortcuts to remap global, tab, terminal, and file-manager bindings. Changes are saved to your local settings.json.