Five useful moves
Find a conversation
⌘ K on Mac or Ctrl K on Windows and Linux opens or closes chat search.
Return to the message box
/ focuses the composer when you are not already typing in an editable field.
Select what you can see
⌘ A or Ctrl A selects the visible transcript when Chat is active and search is closed.
Open Settings
⌘ , or Ctrl , takes you straight to Settings and closes chat search.
Open Files
⌘ ⌥ F or Ctrl Alt F opens the Files workspace and closes chat search.
Make a shortcut yours
Choose the current combination
Press the new combination
Save the shortcut
Turn one off
Use the switch beside an action when a shortcut gets in your way. The feature remains available through the interface; only its keyboard combination stops responding. The reset icon beside a changed action restores its default keys and turns it back on. Reset shortcuts does the same for every shortcut. It does not change conversations, files, appearance, or answer preferences.When nothing happens
Check the context first
Make sure the shortcut is enabled and use the combination displayed in Settings. For /, click outside any text field. For transcript selection, close search and return to Chat.
Questions and answers
Why does Command or Ctrl change by device?
Why does Command or Ctrl change by device?
Why did Command or Ctrl plus A select only the message field?
Why did Command or Ctrl plus A select only the message field?
Can I restore one shortcut without resetting everything?
Can I restore one shortcut without resetting everything?
Why was my new combination rejected?
Why was my new combination rejected?
Does turning a shortcut off remove the feature?
Does turning a shortcut off remove the feature?