Switching between Windows/Linux and Mac constantly means constantly second-guessing which modifier key does what. This cheatsheet keeps both platforms’ shortcuts side by side, with a toggle to switch instantly.
What Is the Keyboard Shortcuts Cheatsheet?
A searchable reference covering browser navigation, universal text editing, OS window management, screenshots, VS Code, and terminal shortcuts — each stored with accurate platform-specific key combinations (not just a “Ctrl→⌘” text swap, since several actions use genuinely different keys on Mac).
How to Use It
- Open the tool at /tools/keyboard-shortcuts.
- Toggle “Show Mac keys” on or off depending on your platform.
- Search or filter by category to find the shortcut you need.
- Click Copy to copy the exact key combination.
Key Features
- Accurate per-platform shortcuts, not a naive Ctrl-to-Cmd substitution.
- Six categories: Browser, Text Editing, Window Management, Screenshots, VS Code, Terminal.
- Instant search across shortcut names and key combinations.
- One-click copy of any shortcut.
When to Use This Tool
- Switching between a Mac and a Windows/Linux machine and needing a quick reference.
- Learning VS Code shortcuts to speed up your editor workflow.
- Onboarding a new developer who needs a quick OS/editor shortcut primer.
Try It Now
Open Keyboard Shortcuts Cheatsheet directly, or press ⌘K and type the tool name from anywhere on the site.
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