Keyboard shortcuts

Everywhere

Key	Action
Tab from the top of the page	Skip to main content
Esc	Close a menu, dialog, or picker, and return focus where it came from

Console

Key	Action
Enter	Send the command
Shift+Enter	Add a line, to send a short script in one go
↑ / ↓	Walk back and forward through commands you have sent
Tab	Complete against the commands your machine reports

Tab completion fills in as far as the candidates agree, then offers the rest to pick from. With nothing to complete, Tab keeps its usual job of leaving the field.

Your browser keeps command history, which survives a reload.

G-code viewer

Key	Action
← → ↑ ↓	Pan
Shift + arrows	Rotate
+ / −	Zoom in and out
0	Frame the whole model again
Space	Play or pause, while simulating

With the pointer:

Gesture	Action
Left drag	Rotate
Right or middle drag	Pan
Wheel	Zoom, towards whatever is under the pointer
Double-click	Reset the framing

Configuration

Key	Action
Ctrl+click an [include] path	Open that file
Ctrl+click a missing [include] path	Offer to create it, and its folder
Alt+←	Return to the file you came from
Alt+→	Go forward again through the files you opened
Tab in the editor	Indent the selected lines
Shift+Tab	Outdent the selected lines
Ctrl+/	Comment or uncomment the selected lines
Alt+↑ / ↓	Move the selected lines up or down
Shift+Alt+↑ / ↓	Duplicate the selected lines
Shift+Alt+F	Fix the indentation throughout the file
Enter	Start the next line at the indentation this one uses
Ctrl+S	Save this file
Ctrl+Alt+S	Save this file and restart the firmware

The mouse's back and forward buttons do the same as the arrow shortcuts above. To see this same list without leaving the page, open the shortcuts icon in the editor toolbar, or press Ctrl+?.

Dashboard

Gesture	Action
Click the gear on a card	Quick settings, in place
Ctrl+click the gear	The full settings pane, with the card docked beside it

You can do everything a dragged card does with buttons too: move it earlier or later, change its column, hide it, or collapse it. Dragging is faster, but buttons reach every action too.

Temperature chart

Focus the chart on the Temperatures card and:

Key	Action
← / →	Step back and forward one recorded sample
Esc	Stop reading the past and return to now

The readings in the list above the chart follow the point in time you are pointing at. Target boxes do not follow it: they always show the setpoint the printer is on right now.

Bed plan

Key	Action
← → ↑ ↓	Move the target by one jog step
Enter	Send the nozzle there, same as Go
Esc	Clear the target without moving anything

A double-click on the plan does the same as Enter. A single click only aims and does not move anything. This is the one control that can send the nozzle all the way across the bed in one move, and doing that over a printed part causes a crash.