Keyboard Shortcuts

After reading this page you will be able to: create chats, switch sessions, and fold panels from the keyboard instead of reaching for the mouse.

1. Shortcut table

Action	Windows	macOS
New chat	`Ctrl+T`	`⌘T`
Next / previous chat	`Ctrl+Tab` / `Ctrl+Shift+Tab`	`Ctrl+Tab` / `Ctrl+Shift+Tab` (the Control key, not ⌘)
Collapse / expand sidebar	`Ctrl+B`	`⌘B`
Collapse / expand workspace	`Ctrl+L`	`⌘L`
Search messages in the chat	`Ctrl+F`	`⌘F`
Voice dictation (press again to stop)	`Ctrl+M`	`⌘M`
Save preview edits	`Ctrl+S`	`⌘S`
Close the current preview tab	`Ctrl+W`	`⌘W`
Return from floating window	`Alt+Q`	`Option+Q`
Dismiss the current overlay	`Esc`	`Esc`
Browse input history	`↑` / `↓`	`↑` / `↓`
Sign out (web version only)	`Ctrl+Shift+L`	`⌘Shift+L`

Notes:

The desktop client currently officially supports Windows; macOS keys are listed for reference (macOS version coming soon).
In the desktop app, Ctrl+T, Ctrl+Tab, Ctrl+B, Ctrl+L, and Ctrl+F are desktop-specific; the web version relies on browser defaults.
Ctrl+M voice input requires an available microphone and inserts transcribed speech directly into the prompt box.
Ctrl+W applies only within the preview panel to close the active tab without exiting the app.

Learn just two: Ctrl+T for a new chat and Ctrl+L to fold the workspace — that covers the most common cases
Every one of these actions also has a button in the interface, so the mouse always works as a fallback
In the floating window, press Alt+Q to return to the main window; the hint text is shown below the floating input box too