In 2025.1 we're adding a VSCode-style command palette that will provide quick access to screens/navigation, contextual actions in the current screen, and keyboard shortcut information:
The command palette can be pulled up with Ctrl + Space, or by clicking in the box in the middle of the top navigation bar:
Initially, we'll set a few top-level keyboard shortcuts for common actions, such as Ctrl + / to focus on the search box, and Ctrl + Shift + F to focus on the current screen's first Find box, if present.
Additional commands will be accessed through sequences starting with Ctrl + Backtick, so for example on the Events screen Ctrl + Backtick then immediately C will cause all active signals, filters, date ranges, and so on to be cleared.
We don't expect keyboard shortcuts to be editable in the first version.
In 2025.1 we're adding a VSCode-style command palette that will provide quick access to screens/navigation, contextual actions in the current screen, and keyboard shortcut information:
The command palette can be pulled up with
Ctrl + Space, or by clicking in the box in the middle of the top navigation bar:Initially, we'll set a few top-level keyboard shortcuts for common actions, such as
Ctrl + /to focus on the search box, andCtrl + Shift + Fto focus on the current screen's first Find box, if present.Additional commands will be accessed through sequences starting with
Ctrl + Backtick, so for example on the Events screenCtrl + Backtickthen immediatelyCwill cause all active signals, filters, date ranges, and so on to be cleared.We don't expect keyboard shortcuts to be editable in the first version.