Shortcuts

Every keyboard shortcut, and how to change them.

Default shortcuts

On macOS, ⌘ replaces Ctrl+Shift.

Action	Windows / Linux	macOS
New tab	`Ctrl+Shift+T`	`⌘T`
Close pane / tab	`Ctrl+Shift+W`	`⌘W`
Next / previous tab	`Ctrl+Tab` / `Ctrl+Shift+Tab`	`⌃Tab` / `⌃⇧Tab`
Go to tab 1 to 9	`Alt+1` … `Alt+9`	`⌘1` … `⌘9`
Split right / down	`Ctrl+Shift+D` / `Ctrl+Shift+E`	`⌘D` / `⌘E`
Neighbouring pane	`Alt+←/→/↑/↓`	`⌥←/→/↑/↓`
Resize pane	`Ctrl+Shift+←/→/↑/↓`	`⌘←/→/↑/↓`
Copy / Paste	`Ctrl+Shift+C` / `Ctrl+Shift+V`	`⌘C` / `⌘V`
Search in terminal	`Ctrl+Shift+F`	`⌘F`
Command palette	`Ctrl+Shift+P`	`⌘P`
Settings	`Ctrl+,`	`⌘,`
Zoom in / out / reset	`Ctrl+=` / `Ctrl+-` / `Ctrl+0`	`⌘=` / `⌘-` / `⌘0`
SFTP panel	`Ctrl+Shift+S`	`⌘S`
Quake mode (global)	Ctrl+`	⌃`

On Windows, Ctrl+C copies when there is a selection and interrupts the command otherwise.

Customizing

Settings › Raccourcis (shortcuts) lists every action. Click the pencil, then press the key combination you want.

A combination already in use is flagged: reassigning it removes the shortcut from the other action.
A key without Ctrl, Alt or ⌘ is refused (except F1 to F12): it would no longer reach the terminal.
Copy and paste are fixed.
The undo arrow restores an action’s default shortcut; Tout réinitialiser (reset all) restores them all.

Quake mode

Settings › Mode Quake: the window docks at the top of the screen (height from 20 to 100 %) and the global hotkey shows or hides it, even when another app is in front.