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Keyboard Shortcuts

View key combinations in shortcut settings, change a binding, or restore its default.

Opening Keyboard Shortcut Settings​

  1. Open the Settings panel
  2. Click Keyboard Shortcuts in the Shortcuts section
  3. Enter the keyboard shortcut management sub-panel

Editor Shortcut Modes​

DesireCore has three built-in editor shortcut modes to adapt to different users' operating habits:

ModeDescriptionSuitable For
Native ModeRetains each editor's built-in shortcuts.Default choice when unsure
Unified Mode (Recommended)Uses DesireCore's unified shortcut system for consistent key experience across all editors.Users who frequently switch between multiple editors
Custom ModeFully takes over shortcuts, allowing you to freely modify all key bindings.Advanced users

Common Shortcuts​

Conversation Input​

FunctionShortcut
Send MessageEnter
New LineShift + Enter
Cancel InputEsc
Accept predictionTab or →
Rewind to checkpointCmd/Ctrl + Alt + Z

Workspace Tabs​

These shortcuts switch between workspace resources such as files, terminals, web pages, and reviews in window tab order. Cmd on macOS corresponds to Ctrl on Windows/Linux; the Ctrl+Tab combinations are the same on every platform.

FunctionmacOSWindows/Linux
New workspace tabCmd + TCtrl + T
Close current tabCmd + WCtrl + W
Next / previous tabCtrl + Tab / Ctrl + Shift + TabCtrl + Tab / Ctrl + Shift + Tab
Select tab 1–8Cmd + 1–Cmd + 8Ctrl + 1–Ctrl + 8
Select last tabCmd + 9Ctrl + 9
Show / hide workspaceCmd + Shift + BCtrl + Shift + B

Super Document​

Use review panel buttons to accept or reject changes. Focus a button with Tab, then activate it with Enter or Space. Press Esc inside the floating review panel to collapse it.

Editor General​

FunctionShortcut
SaveCmd/Ctrl + S
Save AsCmd/Ctrl + Shift + S
FindCmd/Ctrl + F
ReplaceCmd/Ctrl + H
Go to LineCmd/Ctrl + G
Full ScreenF11

Application Global​

FunctionShortcut
Show/Hide WindowCtrl + Alt + Space (default)
ScreenshotCmd/Ctrl + Shift + S (default)
UndoCmd/Ctrl + Z
RedomacOS: Cmd + Shift + Z; Windows/Linux: Ctrl + Y
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Global shortcuts can be customized in keyboard shortcut settings. macOS uses Cmd, Windows/Linux uses Ctrl; Show/Hide Window defaults to Ctrl + Alt + Space on every platform.

Customizing Shortcuts​

  1. In the keyboard shortcut management panel, find the shortcut you want to modify
  2. Hover over the item and click the Edit button
  3. Press your desired new key combination
  4. If it conflicts with an existing shortcut, the system will prompt the conflicting item
  5. Click Save to confirm the modification

You can also use the search box at the top to quickly locate specific shortcuts.

Resetting Shortcuts​

If you want to restore default settings after customization, click the Reset All button at the top of the panel to restore all shortcuts to their default values.

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Resetting will clear all custom shortcut bindings and cannot be undone. Please confirm before proceeding.