Reference
Keyboard shortcuts
Every key Manuscript binds, on macOS and on Linux, with the command it runs. The text keys every app shares are left out.
Files
macOS
Linux
New Manuscript
⌘N
Ctrl+N
Open…
⌘O
Ctrl+O
Save
⌘S
Ctrl+S
Save As…
⇧⌘S
Ctrl+Shift+S
Settings…
⌘,
Ctrl+,
Editing
macOS
Linux
Undo
⌘Z
Ctrl+Z
Redo
⇧⌘Z
Ctrl+Y
orCtrl+Shift+Z
Cut
⌘X
Ctrl+X
Copy
⌘C
Ctrl+C
Copy as Markdown
⌃⌘C
Ctrl+Alt+C
Paste
⌘V
Ctrl+V
Select All
⌘A
Ctrl+A
Find
macOS
Linux
Find…
⌘F
Ctrl+F
Find and Replace…
⌥⌘F
Ctrl+H
Find Next
⌘G
F3
orCtrl+G
Find Previous
⇧⌘G
Shift+F3
orCtrl+Shift+G
Use Selection for Find
⌘E
Ctrl+E
Takes
macOS
Linux
Add Take
⇧⌘E
Ctrl+Shift+E
Show Takes
⌃Space
or⌥esc
Alt+Esc
orCtrl+Space
Next Take
⌥⌘→
Ctrl+Alt+→
Previous Take
⌥⌘←
Ctrl+Alt+←
Go to the next set of takes
⌥⌘↓
Ctrl+Alt+↓
Go to the previous set of takes
⌥⌘↑
Ctrl+Alt+↑
Choose the take you’re reading, in the stack or side by side
⌘↩
Ctrl+Enter
Settle Take
⌥⇧⌘E
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+E
Delete Take
⌥⌘⌫
Ctrl+Alt+Backspace
Compare
macOS
Linux
Stack the takes, or put them away
⌘\
Ctrl+\
Read the whole text side by side, or stop
⇧⌘\
Ctrl+Shift+\
Headings
macOS
Linux
Paragraph
⌃⌘0
Ctrl+Alt+0
Heading 1
⌃⌘1
Ctrl+Alt+1
Heading 2
⌃⌘2
Ctrl+Alt+2
Heading 3
⌃⌘3
Ctrl+Alt+3
Heading 4
⌃⌘4
Ctrl+Alt+4
Heading 5
⌃⌘5
Ctrl+Alt+5
Heading 6
⌃⌘6
Ctrl+Alt+6
Raise Heading
⌃⌘[
Ctrl+Alt+[
Lower Heading
⌃⌘]
none
Panes
macOS
Linux
Show Outline / Hide Outline
⌃⌘S
Ctrl+Alt+S
Go to the outline, showing it if it’s hidden
⌘1
Ctrl+1
Go to the text, closing History
⌘2
Ctrl+2
Open History and go to it
⌘3
Ctrl+3