Keyboard shortcuts

Switching services

Shortcut	What it does
⌘1 to ⌘9	Go to your first nine services, in the sidebar’s order. A disabled service keeps its number, but can’t be picked.
⌘↓	Go to the next service down. After the last one, it goes back to the top. Disabled services are skipped.
⌘↑	Go to the next service up.

The Services menu lists the same services, so you can check which number is which.

Labaro

Shortcut	What it does
⌘,	Open Settings
⌃⌥⌘N	Check every sleeping service for new messages now (Debug → Check Notifications)
⌘Q	Quit Labaro

Editing

Shortcut	What it does
⌘Z	Undo
⇧⌘Z	Redo
⌘X	Cut
⌘C	Copy
⌘V	Paste
⌘A	Select All

Inside a service

Labaro’s shortcuts work even while you’re typing in a service. Labaro sees every ⌘ shortcut first, and passes on the ones it doesn’t use.

• A service’s own shortcuts still work, as long as Labaro doesn’t use them, such as ⌘K in Slack.
• ⌘↑ and ⌘↓ switch services, even in a message you’re writing. They don’t move to the start or end of the text.

In Labaro’s own windows

• In a text field in a service’s Edit window, Return saves what you typed, and Esc puts back what was there.
• When Labaro asks before deleting a service, Return deletes it, and Esc cancels.

Not available yet

Labaro doesn’t have these browser features yet, so their shortcuts don’t work either:

• Reload (⌘R). Right-click the service’s icon and choose Reload instead.
• Zoom in and out (⌘+, ⌘−, ⌘0).
• Find on the page (⌘F). Most services have a search of their own.
• Print (⌘P).
• Back and Forward.