This does not list shortcuts specific to line-editing mode.
Ctrl-Shift-C
Copy the selection to the clipboard.
It is copied as both plain text (text/plain
)
and formatted HTML (text/html
) in case the receiving
application can paste the latter.
(Ctrl-C
also works in line-editing mode.)
Ctrl-Shift-V
Paste text from the clipboard.
(Ctrl-V
also works in line-editing mode.)
Ctrl-Shift-S
Save the display to a file.
Ctrl-Shift-L
Cycle between the input modes: automatic, to line, to character, and back. The resulting mode is displayed temporarily.
Ctrl-Shift-Home
Scroll to top.
Ctrl-Shift-End
Scroll to bottom.
Ctrl-Shift-PageUp
Ctrl-Shift-PageDown
Scroll one “page” up or down. (Specifically, the viewport height minus a height of one line.)
Ctrl-Shift-Up
Ctrl-Shift-Down
Scroll one line up or down.
The following are implemented by most browsers, rather than DomTerm, so it may not work on all browsers.
Ctrl-Shift-Plus
Zoom in (makes text bigger). (Does not work in atom-domterm.)
Ctrl-Shift-Minus
Ctrl-Minus
Zoom out (makes text smaller). (Does not work in atom-domterm.)
Ctrl-0
“Un-zoom” to normal size.
F11
Toggle full-screen mode.
Ctrl-Shift-I
Toogle Developer Window, useful for debugging or examining the state of the Document Object Model.
Ctrl-Shift-PageUp
Ctrl-Shift-PageDown
Scroll a page up or down, respectively.
Ctrl-Shift-Up
Ctrl-Shift-Down
Scroll a line up or down, respectively.
Ctrl-Shift-Home
Ctrl-Shift-End
Scroll to top or bottom, respectively.
See also the bindings for Paging mode.
The prefix key Ctrl-Shift-A
when followed by some other key
controls sessions and windows.
Ctrl-Shift-T
Create a new terminal in a new tab.
Ctrl-Shift-N
Create a new terminal in a new pane (sub-window). The new pane is create to the right or below the current pane, depending on space.
Ctrl-Shift-A Ctrl-Left
Create a new terminal pane to the left of the current one.
Ctrl-Shift-A Ctrl-Right
Create a new terminal pane to the right of the current one.
Ctrl-Shift-A Ctrl-Up
Create a new terminal pane above the current one.
Ctrl-Shift-A Ctrl-Down
Create a new terminal pane below the current one.
Ctrl-Shift-A Left
Select the previous pane or tab.
Ctrl-Shift-A Right
Select the next pane or tab.
Ctrl-Shift-A d
Detach from current session and close the (sub-)window.