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This page lists the keyboard shortcuts in Reactive Resume, grouped by where they work. On a Mac, use ⌘ (Command). On Windows and Linux, use Ctrl wherever this page shows ⌘. The shortcut help shows the keys for your platform. In the web editors on Windows and Linux, Ctrl+J keeps the browser’s Downloads command while the assistant is closed. Open Assistant with its button; Ctrl+J then closes it. On Mac, ⌘J opens or closes it. The help list and button hint show the assistant shortcut only when it is available.

See shortcuts for the current page

Press ? outside a text field to open Keyboard shortcuts. You can also select Keyboard shortcuts with Shortcuts in the sidebar, or use the keyboard-help button in an editor or chat message box. In the native app, use the keyboard button in a header or the Keyboard shortcuts action in search. Help reads the commands registered on the current page, so the editor and Applications show their own actions. List commands require focus inside their list. Closing help returns focus to the control that opened it. Turn off Single-character shortcuts in help, or Single-key shortcuts in Settings → Preferences if you use speech input or prefer to use the visible controls. This also turns off ?; the keyboard button still opens help. The preference stays on this browser or device. On web it covers N, / and editor mode numbers as well. Native list commands require the list’s explicit keyboard mode. Shortcuts with Command or Ctrl keep working. Shortcuts on Today with Search or jump, New and the Single-character shortcuts switch The help surface shows the current page’s named commands and the control for turning character shortcuts off. Application row commands appear once, even when several rows are visible.
Shortcuts made of a single key, such as N or 1, don’t work while you’re typing in a text field, so they never get in the way of your writing. Shortcuts with ⌘ can work while typing. Help does not open during text composition or over another dialog, menu or sheet. Opening help pauses background app shortcuts. In the native app, sheets and alerts pause background app shortcuts. Native ? requires an app build with bare-key support; older binaries keep the visible help entry.

Everywhere

Documents, Applications, Career and Settings

In the native mobile app, use ⌘ F on an iPad hardware keyboard or Ctrl F on Android to open or refocus the current collection’s search. Your filter stays in place. These native search shortcuts pause while a sheet or alert is open. The Applications list also offers keyboard triage: focus a row on web, or turn on Keyboard triage in the native app. Shortcut help includes these registered row commands. Stage moves retain Undo and conflict protection.

Resume editor

While your cursor is in a text field, ⌘ Z and ⇧ ⌘ Z undo and redo your typing in that field instead of the last change to the resume. The download and share shortcuts do nothing while you’re offline, because they need a connection.

Letter editor

Formatting text

These work in rich text boxes, such as a summary or an entry’s description. See Formatting text for the toolbar. In fields that collect keywords, press Enter or , to add the keyword you typed.

Assistant

Proposed edits

When the assistant or Check proposes edits, select an edit in the list to focus it, then: