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Learn Cmder 1.3.16 Shortcuts for Windows
Most used Cmder 1.3 Shortcuts
Action | Cmder Shortcuts |
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Enter TEXT full-screen mode | Win + Ctrl + Alt + Enter |
Check for updates: Update() | Win + Shift + U |
Pause current console: Pause | Pause |
Copy: Current selection as plain text: Copy(0,0) | Ctrl + C |
Show the ConEmu System menu | Ctrl + Right Mouse Click |
Debug active process: Debug(0) | Win + Shift + D |
Menu key Shortcuts
Action | Cmder Shortcuts |
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Split: Maximize/restore active pane: Split(3) | Menu key + Enter |
Split: Move splitter upward: Split(1,0,-1) | Menu key + Shift + Up Arrow key |
Split: Move splitter downward: Split(1,0,1) | Menu key + Shift + Down Arrow key |
Split: Move splitter leftward: Split(1,-1,0) | Menu key + Shift + Left Arrow key |
Split: Move splitter rightward: Split(1,1,0) | Menu key + Shift + Right Arrow key |
Split: Put the focus on the nearest pane upward: Split(2,0,-1) | Menu key + Up Arrow key |
Split: Put the focus on the nearest pane downward: Split(2,0,1) | Menu key + Down Arrow key |
Split: Put focus to nearest pane leftward: Split(2,-1,0) | Menu key + Left Arrow key |
Split: Put the focus on the nearest pane rightward: Split(2,1,0) | Menu key + Right Arrow key |
Split: Exchange (swap) with the nearest pane: Split(4) | Menu Key + Alt + X |
Split: Exchange (swap) with the nearest pane upward: Split(4,0,-1) | Menu key + Alt + Up Arrow key |
Split: Exchange (swap) with the nearest pane downward: Split(4,0,1) | Menu key + Alt + Down Arrow key |
Split: Exchange (swap) with the nearest pane leftward: Split(4,-1,0) | Menu key + Alt + Left Arrow key |
Split: Exchange (swap) with the nearest pane rightward: Split(4,1,0) | Menu key + Alt + Right Arrow key |
Group keyboard input for visible splits: GroupInput(0) | Menu key + G |
Group keyboard input for all consoles: GroupInput(3) | Menu key + Shift + G |
Add active console into group keyboard input: GroupInput(6) | Menu key + Alt + G |
AffinityPriority | Menu Key + A |
Highlighting: Switch ‘Highlight row under mouse cursor’: HighlightMouse(1) | Menu Key + L |
Highlighting: Switch ‘Highlight row & col under mouse cursor’: HighlightMouse(3) | Menu Key + X |
Scroll buffer one half-page up: Scroll(2,-1) | Menu Key + Page Up key |
Scroll buffer one half-page down: Scroll(2,+1) | Menu Key + Page Down key |
Scroll buffer to the top: Scroll(3,-1) | Menu Key + Home |
Scroll buffer to the bottom: Scroll(3,+1) | Menu Key + End |
Scroll buffer to the cursor position: Scroll(4) | Menu Key + Backspace |
Paste the path from the clipboard in UNIX format: Paste(8) | Menu Key + Insert |
System Shortcuts
Action | Cmder 1.3 Shortcuts |
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Show ‘About’ dialog: About() | Win + Alt + A |
Settings dialog: Settings() | Win + Alt + P |
Setup ‘Hotkeys’: Settings(171) | Win + Alt + K |
Setup ‘Tasks’: Settings(157) | Win + Alt + T |
Open online help/wiki in your browser: Wiki() | Win + Alt + H |
Show ConEmu menu | Win + Alt + Spacebar |
Show real console | Win + Ctrl + Alt + Spacebar |
Full screen: WindowFullscreen() | Win + Ctrl + Enter |
Next tab (may be disabled) | Ctrl + Tab |
Previous tab (may be disabled) | Ctrl + Shift + Tab |
Switch the tab to left | Ctrl + Left Arrow key |
Switch the tab to the right | Ctrl + Right Arrow key |
Minimize ConEmu by Esc when no open consoles are left | Esc |
Activate console by number | Ctrl + 1..9 |
Shell Shortcuts
Action | Cmder Shortcuts |
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Traverse up in directory structure | Ctrl + Alt + U |
Go to the end of the line | End |
Go to the beginning of the line | Home |
Select text | Ctrl + Arrow keys |
History Search | Ctrl + R |
Select and copy text from the buffer | Shift + Left Mouse Click |
Paste text | Ctrl + Shift + V |
Tab operations Shortcuts
Action | Cmder Shortcuts |
---|---|
Minimize to taskbar | Ctrl + ` |
Preferences | Win + Alt + P |
New tab dialog | Ctrl + T |
Close tab | Ctrl + W |
Fast new tab: Cmd | Shift + Alt + 1 |
Fast new tab: PowerShell | Shift + Alt + 2 |
Full-screen | Alt + Enter |
FAQs
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