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Open your profile menu, then Settings → Shortcuts. Use a desktop-sized window to change a shortcut, confirm it, or switch it off.

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The available shortcuts

Use Command on Mac or Ctrl on Windows and Linux where the table says Command/Ctrl. Your settings show the keys for your device. Select transcript does not copy text to the clipboard by itself. Copy the selection afterward. It is not a full conversation export: messages that are not currently rendered may not be included. Inside a text field, the usual select-all behavior still applies to that field.

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Change a shortcut

  1. Select the current key combination beside the action. If no combination is shown, choose Configure.
  2. Press the combination you want to use.
  3. Choose Confirm to save it, or Cancel to keep the previous setting.
The app checks for combinations reserved by the browser or system and for conflicts with another command. If a warning appears, choose a different combination. Saving a new combination also enables that shortcut. For Focus composer, keep the default / for now. Modified combinations using Command, Ctrl, or Alt are not handled by this action in the current app.

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Switch a shortcut off

Use the switch beside an action to disable its keyboard shortcut. This does not remove the feature: you can still open it with the app controls. Switch it back on to use the shortcut again.

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Restore the defaults

Use the reset icon beside a changed or disabled shortcut to restore its default keys and enable it. Reset shortcuts resets all custom combinations and re-enables disabled shortcuts. It does not delete chats, files, or other settings.

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If a shortcut does not respond

Check that it is enabled and that you are using the combination displayed in Settings. Your browser or operating system may also use that combination. For /, click outside a text field first; for Select transcript, close search and return to Chat. The setting for sending messages with Enter or Shift + Enter is separate. See Conversation preferences.