Shortcuts

High-frequency macOS shortcuts across General, Finder, Screenshots, Window Management, System and Text Editing — 30+ bindings with what each does. Built for the everyday Mac inefficiency of hunting for the screenshot key or scattering files.

A keyboard-shortcut reference for Windows desktop and multi-monitor users, covering General, File Explorer, Screenshots, Window Management, System, and Command Line — 30+ high-frequency bindings from snapping windows to opening Task Manager in one step.

A Chrome keyboard-shortcut reference for daily browsing and front-end debugging, covering Tabs, Windows, Browsing, Address Bar, DevTools and Mouse — 6 groups with 25+ high-frequency bindings on both macOS and Windows.

A Slack keyboard-shortcut reference for team members who rely on Slack across many channels and threads, covering Messages, Channels, Navigation, Search and Formatting — 20+ high-frequency bindings on macOS and Windows.

A Vim operation reference covering cursor motion, text editing, search and replace, visual mode, and save/exit, aimed at developers and operators editing files on a server, including real-world tricks such as batch replacement and saving with sudo.

High-frequency VSCode shortcuts covering the Command Palette, multi-cursor editing, file & code navigation, refactoring, debugging and Git integration. For developers who want to stop reaching for the mouse while refactoring and switching files — both macOS and Win/Linux keybindings are listed.

Emacs keystrokes covering file & buffer operations, cursor movement and editing, search/replace, window management, keyboard macros and Org-mode, with the C/M prefix conventions explained. For terminal or no-GUI editing where Vim-style modal editing is not an option.

IntelliJ IDEA shortcuts covering code navigation, editing and refactoring, code generation and completion, run/debug and stepping, VCS/Git integration, and window layout. For Java/Kotlin developers who want to drive the IDE instead of the IDE driving them.

Sublime Text shortcuts covering basic editing and code folding, multi-cursor and bulk editing, quick navigation, search/replace, split windows and layout, plus snippets and autocompletion. For developers on a featherweight editor who still want serious editing power.

WebStorm shortcuts (JetBrains keymap) covering editing and formatting, completion and generation, navigation/search, refactoring, running/debugging, Git integration and layout. For JS/TS frontend developers who want JetBrains-level tooling on the keyboard.

PhpStorm shortcuts covering PHP-specific code generation, Laravel/Symfony framework navigation, database tooling, debugging/run and static-quality checks. For PHP/Magento/Laravel developers who want framework-aware jumps from the keyboard.

Android Studio shortcuts covering Kotlin/Java generation and navigation, the layout editor, Gradle build and sync, emulator keys, run/debug, and Logcat/Profiler panels. For Android developers whose loop is edit → build → run inside one IDE.

GitHub shortcuts covering global navigation, repo browsing and file search, code search, Issue/PR operations, code review and commenting, and Markdown editing. For moving around GitHub without lifting hands off the keyboard during review-heavy workflows.

GitLab shortcuts covering global navigation, repo browsing and file search, code search, Issue/MR operations, review (MR approvals/threads) and Markdown editing. For teams on self-hosted GitLab who live in the review flow.