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Keyboard Shortcuts
Apricity has a small, focused set of keyboard shortcuts. Four of them are remappable in Settings → Shortcuts; a couple more are fixed.
These are the actions you can rebind (defaults shown). Internally they're the actions maximize, close, delete, edit:
| Action | Default key | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Maximize | F |
Toggle the maximized view (Browse mode for the Memories panel / enlarged Detail). |
| Close | X |
Close/collapse the current sheet or maximized panel. |
| Delete | Backspace |
Delete the focused item (opens the confirmation flow). |
| Edit | E |
Edit the selected memory. |
Defaults come straight from the code:
{ maximize: "f", close: "x", delete: "Backspace", edit: "e" }. Letters match case-insensitively; named keys (likeBackspace) match exactly.
| Keys | What it does |
|---|---|
⌘K / Ctrl+K
|
Focus the search box. Inside the inline editor the same combo inserts a hyperlink instead, so it never fights with writing. |
Esc |
Close/cancel — a permanent fallback alongside the remappable Close (X). Browsers reserve Esc for leaving fullscreen, which is exactly why X exists as the remappable primary. |
Enter (in search) |
Jump to the first matching memory. |
Single-key shortcuts (F, X, E, Backspace) are ignored while you're typing in a text field, the search box, or the inline editor — so they never disrupt writing a memory. They only act when focus is on the app chrome, not an input.
- Open Settings → Shortcuts.
- Click the action you want to change — the button starts listening.
- Press the new key. It's saved to your preferences immediately (and persists server-side).
- Click again while listening to cancel without changing it.
Your bindings are stored in Apricity's preferences (mirrored from the server's defaults), so they survive reloads.
Next: Configuration .
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Using Apricity
- Browsing & Searching
- Writing & Editing
- Deleting & Recovering
- Knowledge Graph & Tunnels
- Notifications
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Reference
Repo · MIT