⌘K command menu : I’ve long loved auto-complete action menus (from Quicksilver back in the day to Slack and Superhuman). Profile pictures in list view : This one is tricky but I think it’s possible. Gmail Shortcuts Next message in an open conversation, n Focus main window, Shift + Esc Focus latest chat or compose, Esc Advance to the next chat or compose. And as you might have guessed, Shift + f will allow you to forward the message in a new window. Finally, at the bottom of the page, click Save Changes. Scroll down to the Keyboard shortcuts section and select Keyboard shortcuts on. But it won’t have an unread count (making it somewhat less useful). Go to Gmail and click Settings (cog icon) in the top-right. Saved searches: as links in the left nav or maybe tabs in the inbox. More keyboard shortcuts : I’ve got a list of things you can’t really do at all now, like jumping to the next unread message. Quick filters: I miss how Google Inbox let you flip a switch and see just starred emails in any list. Pause or hide inbox : Gmail once had this option in Gmail Labs and I want to bring it back. Things that I hope to add in future versions of Simplify to further improve the inbox and keyboard shortcuts: Secondly, Simplify adds the option to use shortcuts without first selecting a message You can also disable any of these if they interfere with other shortcuts you already use. If opening, it will also put keyboard focus on the nav so you can use up/down and enter to go to a different label. ⌥M / Alt+M will open / close the left nav menu. ⌘⇧A / Ctrl+Shift+A will select all the messages in the inbox, label, or search (going beyond what is on the current page) ⌘A / Ctrl+A will select all the messages in the current view. This even works in reading pane where there is no visible refresh button. Learning the keyboard shortcuts helps you to be more productive at work. While it might only take a few seconds to use the mouse, those few seconds really start to add up. ⌘R / Ctrl+R will refresh the list instead of all of Gmail. Keyboard shortcuts help you save time by allowing you to never take your hands off the keyboard to use the mouse. ↓ / ↑ move focus between older and newer messages in the inbox. Pressing it multiple times will close a draft reply → close the message returning to the previous list → return to the inbox → return to the primary tab in the inbox (if you use the tabbed inbox).īackspace or Delete deletes the focused message.
However, providing you have Keyboard Shortcuts enabled in settings, you can Hit. And when you are done, press ⌘Enter / Ctrl+Enter to send the message.Įsc drills out. 9 As mentioned already, there is no direct shortcut for the 'Filter messages like this' menu option. Pressing it multiple times will open a message → focus the newest message → open a reply to that message.
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