Burst Notes: Keyboard Shortcuts
Every shortcut in Burst Notes on one page. The Control combinations in the command window and the editor shortcuts match on the character you type, so they are the same on Dvorak, AZERTY and other layouts.
Anywhere
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Command-Shift-B |
open the command window (changeable under Settings) |
In the command window
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
up arrow, down arrow |
move the highlight |
Return |
drill into the highlighted header or file, or run the highlighted command |
right arrow, Command-right arrow |
drill into the highlighted header or group |
left arrow |
back up one level |
Escape |
close the window |
Command-Return |
open the editor at the start of the highlighted header’s section |
Command-Shift-Return |
open the editor at the end of the highlighted header’s section |
Return in a text field |
write the line and open the editor on it |
Command-Return in a text field |
write the line without opening the editor |
Control-M |
cycle the mode: Normal, Navigation, Edit, Copy, Paste |
Control-N |
Normal mode |
Control-G |
Navigation mode |
Control-E |
Edit mode |
Control-C |
Copy mode |
Control-P |
Paste mode |
Control-W |
toggle the insertion position: end of section, just below header |
Control-L |
cycle the line type: bullet, to-do, text |
In Edit mode, Return on a header opens the editor at the end chosen by the insertion position and Shift-Return at the other end.
In the editor
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Command-1 |
Visual tab |
Command-2 |
Source tab |
Command-P |
switch to the other tab |
Command-B |
bold |
Command-I |
italic |
Command-T, Option-Space |
make the line a to-do, or tick and untick it |
Option-up arrow, Option-down arrow |
move the line up or down |
Command-Plus, Command-Minus |
larger, smaller text |
Command-0 |
text size back to 100% |
Command-Z, Command-Shift-Z |
undo, redo |
Command-X, Command-C, Command-V, Command-A |
cut, copy, paste, select all |
Escape, Command-W |
save and close |
In the Visual tab, typing [] at the start of a line turns it into a to-do item and Backspace on an empty list item leaves the list. See The Built-in Editor.