Reference

Keyboard shortcuts

The full list. If you learn one, learn Ctrl+K — it reaches everything else, including actions with no button anywhere.

Everywhere

`Ctrl`+`K`	Command palette. Search every action and every saved site, and connect to one directly. The fastest route to most things.
`F1`	Open the user guide. Works from anywhere, including from inside a dialog. Also in the command palette and under Settings → About.
`Ctrl`+`,`	Settings.
`Ctrl`+`S`	Site Manager.
`Esc`	Close the current dialog without doing anything.

`Ctrl`+`T`	New tab.
`Ctrl`+`W`	Close the current tab, disconnecting its session.
`Ctrl`+`Tab`	Next tab.
`Ctrl`+`Shift`+`Tab`	Previous tab.
`Ctrl`+`1` … `9`	Jump to the tab in that position.

`F5`	Refresh the listing. The app does not poll the server, so this is how you see someone else's changes.
`F2`	Rename the selected item — one at a time; bulk rename is not in 0.9.
`Ctrl`+`A`	Select everything in the current folder.
`Enter`	Open a folder.
`Backspace`	Up one level.
Type letters	Jump to the first matching name.
`Ctrl`+click / `Shift`+click	Add to the selection / extend the range.

Ctrl+click a filename

Jump the remote pane to that file or folder. Only works while the pane and the terminal are looking at the same directory — why.

Everything else goes to the shell, as it should. Ctrl+C interrupts the running command rather than copying.