Keyboard Shortcuts

Press Ctrl+/ to open a list of the keys that currently run browser actions, grouped by category. From that list, choose Customize to jump to the settings.

Menus can also show a shortcut hint next to an entry. These hints appear while you use a mouse or trackpad, or when the WebLibre window is wide.

The font shortcuts change WebLibre’s text size, which is the closest equivalent to page zoom in desktop Firefox. Actions such as Duplicate Tab, Tab View, or Settings have no default keys, but you can assign your own. Home, End, Page Up, Page Down, and Escape are left to the web page on purpose.

Holding the keys for Next Tab, Previous Tab, moving a tab, Find Next, Find Previous, or changing the font size repeats the action. Other shortcuts run once per press, so holding Ctrl+W closes only one tab.

You can assign shortcuts for navigation, tabs, page tools, text size, bookmarks, browser screens, and app actions. If a combination belongs to another action, WebLibre tells you and moves it to the new action when you save. Single printable keys needed by web pages cannot be assigned on their own; hold Ctrl, Alt, or Meta with them, or use a function key instead.

Remove an assignment if you do not need it, use Reset to default for an individual action, or use Restore default shortcuts to reset all custom assignments.

The default Ctrl+D opens the bookmark editor through Add bookmark. If the page is already bookmarked, it opens that bookmark for editing. To save or remove a bookmark without the editor, assign a key to Quick bookmark instead. The toolbar bookmark button still works in one step. See Bookmarks.