Keyboard Shortcuts
All keyboard shortcuts that are
available within the main subwindow of a viewer window
and that are specific to it are given in the following list together with a
description of their associated action:
- cr
- Follow hyperlink at current cursor position or activate current input element.
- ^cr
- Follow hyperlink at current cursor position and open the received document in the other than the default mode (new vs. same).
- Tab
- Find the next hyperlink or input element, starting after the current cursor position.
- sTab
- Find the previous hyperlink or input element, starting before the current cursor position.
- ^U
- (Also ^Tab) Step forward through the URL input field at the bottom, the five buttons at the top and the main subwindow.
- ^X
- Switch to the previous document of the local history if possible.
- ^W
- Invoke the "History Menu" that allows to switch to any document of the local history.
- ^QH
- Invoke the "Goto Menu" that hierarchically lists all heading titles.
- ^QN
- Invoke the "Goto Menu" that lists the titles of all fragment anchors.
- ^QA
- Invoke the "Goto Menu" that lists the titles of all hyperlinks.
- ^QG
- Invoke the "Goto Menu" that lists the titles of all inline images.
- ^KM
- Invoke the "View Menu" that provides alternate access to many actions.
- ^KS
- Invoke the "Save Document" dialog to save the source document to a file of the local filesystem.
- ^R
- Parse and display the document again within the same window, whereby all changes made to input elements get lost.
- ^S
- View the source text of the document within a TextView window.
- ^B
- Invoke the "DocInfo Window" to view various meta information about the document.
- ^T
- Invoke the "FormInfo Window" to view all information about the formular that is related to the current input element.
- ^A
- Invoke a ListView window that displays a sorted list of the URLs of all hyperlinks.
- ^G
- Invoke a ListView window that displays a sorted list of the URLs of all inline images.
- ^QF
- Enter a case-sensitive search string and start searching at the current cursor position.
- ^L
- Continue searching at the current cursor position using the last entered search string.
Notes
Most actions that can be performed within the main subwindow of a
viewer window operate on the document as it is being
displayed. This means that certain elements of the original document may not
be present in the parsed and finally displayed document, or such elements may
have been transformed to other kinds of elements. For example, elements that
have empty or no content or do not otherwise have an influence on the output
are generally removed from the hypertext display and therefore, they do not
appear in corresponding information lists. Many of such formatting parameters
can be specified by the help of the dialog
"Browser Settings".
Actions that operate on hyperlinks and input elements are only available
and can be invoked if the cursor is being positioned on these kinds of
elements.