Keyboard Shortcuts

All shortcuts are customizable in Settings > Shortcuts. Record new bindings, detect conflicts, and reset to defaults.

App-Level

Action	Default	Notes
Undo	`Ctrl+Z`	Request state and collection tree undo
Redo	`Ctrl+Shift+Z`
New Request	`Ctrl+N`
Close Panel	`Ctrl+W`
Focus URL Bar	`Ctrl+L`
Toggle Layout	`Alt+L`	Switch horizontal/vertical split
Toggle History	`Ctrl+Shift+H`	Open/close history drawer
Command Palette	`Ctrl+P`
Reveal Active Request	(unbound)	Scroll sidebar to the active request

Request Panel

Action	Default
Send Request	`Ctrl+Enter`
Cancel Request	`Escape`
Save to Collection	`Ctrl+S`
Duplicate Request	`Ctrl+D`
Re-send Last	`Ctrl+Shift+R`
Query Params Tab	`Ctrl+1`
Headers Tab	`Ctrl+2`
Auth Tab	`Ctrl+3`
Body Tab	`Ctrl+4`
Tests Tab	`Ctrl+5`
Scripts Tab	`Ctrl+6`
Notes Tab	`Ctrl+7`

Response Panel

Action	Default
Find in Response	`Ctrl+F`
Body Tab	`Alt+1`
Headers Tab	`Alt+2`
Cookies Tab	`Alt+3`
Timing Tab	`Alt+4`
Timeline Tab	`Alt+5`
Toggle Word Wrap	`Alt+W`

The JSON Explorer has its own shortcuts for search, filtering, view switching, and selection. They are fixed rather than customizable here. See JSON Explorer: Keyboard Shortcuts.

Customizing Shortcuts

Open Settings > Shortcuts.
Click a shortcut row to select it.
Click Record and press the new key combination.
If the new binding conflicts with an existing shortcut, a warning appears.
Click Reset on any shortcut to restore its default.

Undo/Redo Behavior

Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Shift+Z operate on two undo stacks: request state changes and collection tree changes. When a CodeMirror editor is focused (script editor, JSON body, GraphQL query), Ctrl+Z triggers the editor’s own undo instead.

Rapid typing in URL, headers, params, and body fields is coalesced into a single undo entry with 500ms debounce.

Mac Support

On macOS, Ctrl is treated as equivalent to Cmd. All shortcuts listed above work with either modifier.