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The command palette
Press Ctrl+K to find commands, tabs, workspaces, bookmarks, history, settings and downloads from the keyboard.
The command palette is a search box for the whole browser. Everything Luma can do is in it, along with your tabs and what you’ve saved.
Open it
- Press Ctrl+K or F2.
- Or choose Command palette in the ⋯ menu.
Start typing: results update with each letter, and the words don’t need to be exact. Use ↑ and ↓ to choose, Enter to open, Esc to close. With nothing typed, the palette shows your most recent tabs and a few common commands.
What it finds
| Result | What happens when you choose it |
|---|---|
| Commands: every action in Luma, with its shortcut | Runs it, as if you had used the menu or the shortcut |
| Move tab to … | Moves the current tab to that workspace |
| Open tabs, in every window, with their workspace and group | Goes to that tab |
| Workspaces | Switches to that workspace |
| Bookmarks | Opens it in a new tab |
| History | Opens it in a new tab |
| Settings sections | Opens that part of Settings |
| Downloads | Opens the file |
| Recently closed tabs | Reopens it |
| Tabs open on your other computers, with sync on | Opens it in a new tab |
Act on a tab from the palette
Next to each tab in the results are buttons to mute it, hibernate it, move it to another workspace or close it, without going to it. Ctrl+Del closes the selected tab.
Search tabs only
Ctrl+Shift+A, or Search tabs in the ⋯ menu, opens the palette with only your open tabs and the recently closed ones. Typing matches the title, the address, the workspace and the group name.