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Keyboard shortcuts. On one page.

Every HushJot shortcut: formatting, finding and opening notes, tiles and views, and every command behind ⌘J. Print it and keep it beside the keyboard until your fingers know them.

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Everyday keys
⌘J, then one key
Questions

On Windows and Linux, read Ctrl for ⌘ and Alt for ⌥. The keys come straight from the app, so they are the ones it answers to.

Everyday keys

Writing

`⌘B`	Bold
`⌘I`	Italic
`⌘⇧X`	Strikethrough
`⌘K`	Link
`⌘⌥1–6`	Heading 1 to 6
`⌘⇧7`	Numbered list
`⌘⇧8`	Bulleted list
`⌘⇧9`	Task list
`⌘↵`	Tick or untick a task
`⌘⇧.`	Quote
`⌘E`	Code block
`⌘⇧V`	Paste into a code block
`⌘⌥T`	Insert a table
`⌘F`	Find in this note
`⌘Z` `⌘⇧Z`	Undo, redo

Moving around

`⌘P`	Find a note
`⌘⇧P` `F1`	All commands
`⌘N` or `⌘J` `N`	New note
`⌘S`	Sync now
`⌘\`	Open a note beside
`⌘⇧E`	Editor, split, preview
`⌘=` `⌘-` `⌘0`	Text size
`⌘-click`	Follow a [[link]]

In the finder

`>`	Type first: search commands
`#tag`	Only notes with that tag
`↵`	Open
`⌘↵`	Open beside
`Esc`	Close

While you type

Type [[ to link a note, # and a letter for a tag.
↵ continues a list or quote. ⇥ and ⇧⇥ indent and outdent.
In a table, ⇥ moves cell, ↵ moves row and ⌘↵ adds a row below.
Select text and type * _ ~ ` or ' to wrap it.
Press a formatting key again to take it off.

⌘J, then one key

Notes

`J`	Previous note
`L`	Go to the note list
`⇧L`	Follow the link at the cursor
`C`	Copy note text
`M`	Move note to a folder
`⇧P`	Pin or unpin note
`⇧T`	Go to tag
`D`	Delete note
`H`	Note history
`U`	Recently deleted
`Z`	Sort the note list
`⇧S`	Share note by link
`⇧E`	Export note

View

`E` `S` `P`	Edit, split, preview
`T`	Open beside
`1` `2` `3` `4`	Go to tile 1 to 4
`[` `]`	Previous, next tile
`W`	Close tile
`G`	Tile layout
`B`	Sidebar
`Y`	Focus mode
`I`	Light or dark
`⇧O`	Follow system theme
`,`	Appearance
`⇧W`	Line wrap
`V`	Spellcheck

Folders

`F`	New folder
`⇧F`	New subfolder
`O`	Go to folder
`⇧M`	Move this folder
`R`	Rename this folder
`⇧D`	Delete this folder

App

`?`	All commands
`N`	New note
`A`	Account and sync
`⇧I`	Export or import notes
`⇧A`	Export all as a zip
`K`	Shared links
`X`	Dismiss notices
`Q`	Lock

Questions

About the shortcuts, and this sheet.

What does ⌘J do?: It is the leader key. Press ⌘J (Ctrl+J on Windows and Linux), let go, then press one more key. That gives every command a short, easy key without taking any shortcuts away from your browser. Pause after ⌘J and HushJot shows what each key does.
What about Windows and Linux?: Every shortcut works there too. Read Ctrl for ⌘, Alt for ⌥ and Shift for ⇧. The app shows each key the way your system names it.
I forgot a shortcut. Where do I look?: Press F1 or ⌘⇧P in HushJot to see every command with its keys, and run one by typing its name. The guide explains what each one does.
Can I print it?: Yes. The PDF is one A4 page, designed to print on white paper. It also prints well on US Letter at “fit to page”. Share it freely. For the formatting itself, there is a Markdown cheat sheet too.

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