Keyboard reference

Every command below is also in the Ctrl+K palette and the ? cheat sheet, because all three are generated from one table.

Bindings come from the design canvas — e replies, not r. docs/PRODUCT.md §8 records that resolution; this table is the registry.

Rebinding

Every binding is overridable from the [keys] section of config.toml, keyed by the command id in the last column:

[keys]
archive = "y"
first_message = "g g"

A chord joins modifiers to a key with + (ctrl+k); a sequence separates chords with a space (g g). Shift is written into the character, so A is what you get by holding shift — a and A are different bindings. An override that cannot be used, or that collides with a key already taken in the same place, is reported in the settings panel and the command keeps its default.

mod is the primary accelerator: Control here, Command on macOS. Every default above uses it, which is why the same config.toml means the same thing on both. Writing ctrl instead pins the binding to Control everywhere.

While you are typing, single-key bindings do not fire. Only Escape, the function keys, and chords holding Ctrl, Alt or Super reach a command from inside a text field.

Bindings