Keyboard shortcuts
Shortcuts apply to the active workspace. A text editor keeps its normal text navigation and selection behavior.
| Where | Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Anywhere on this Mac | ⌥ Space by default | Open or close the launcher |
| Launcher | ↑ / ↓ | Navigate results |
| Launcher | Enter | Open the selected result or capability |
| Launcher | Escape | Go back or close |
| Search | Exact app name, then Enter | Open that built-in capability |
| Ask composer | ⌘ Enter | Submit the request |
| Notes | ⌘N | Create a page |
| Notes | ⌘F | Focus note search |
| Notes editor | ⌘K | Insert a link |
| Notes editor | / at block start | Open block commands |
| Notes editor | [[ | Find a page to link |
| Notes command menu | ↑ / ↓, Enter, Escape | Choose or dismiss a command |
| Notes page list | ⌘-click / Shift-click | Select multiple pages |
| Emoji picker | Arrow keys, Enter | Choose and copy an emoji |
| Emoji picker | Shift Enter | Open available variants |
| Teleprompter editor | ⌘ Enter | Start reading |
| Focused teleprompter reader | Space | Pause or resume |
| Focused teleprompter reader | Escape | Close the reader |
Select text in Notes for contextual formatting. Standard editing shortcuts such as ⌘B, ⌘I, ⌘U, undo, and redo remain part of the editor experience.
Change the global launcher shortcut in Settings. When a global shortcut conflicts with another app, opening Habibi.app gives you a route back to preferences even if its menu bar icon is hidden.
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