Keyboard shortcuts
In this table, Mod is ⌘ (Command) on macOS and Ctrl on Windows and Linux. The keyboard button in the title bar shows the main shortcuts inside the app.
App shortcuts
Section titled “App shortcuts”| Shortcut | Does |
|---|---|
| Mod Enter | The main action of the tab: send the request (or connect a WebSocket, Socket.IO, SSE, TCP, MQTT … session, or subscribe), start or restart a server, start or stop a load test, start or stop a collection run. |
| Mod S | Save the tab (request, load test, server …). |
| Mod N | New HTTP request. |
| Mod W | Close the tab (asks first when it has unsaved changes). |
| Mod K or Mod P | Command palette: go to a request, load test, server or tool. |
| Mod L | Put the cursor in the URL. |
| Ctrl Tab | Next tab (Ctrl on every system, also on macOS). |
| Ctrl Shift Tab | Previous tab. |
| Mod E | Environments. |
| Mod , | Settings. |
| Mod + (or Mod =) | Zoom in. |
| Mod − | Zoom out. |
| Mod 0 | Reset the zoom to 100 %. |
| ⌘ Q (macOS) | Quit Zorvik. Asks first while servers or a load test run. |
In editors and responses
Section titled “In editors and responses”Body, script, GraphQL and response editors are code editors:
| Shortcut | Does |
|---|---|
| Mod F | Search in the editor or response (with replace in editable editors). |
| Mod Enter | In an editor that has its own action (for example a message composer), that action; otherwise the tab’s main action above. |
| Mod Z / Mod Shift Z | Undo / redo. |
| Tab / Shift Tab | Indent / outdent. To leave an editor with the keyboard, press Esc, then Tab. |
Editors also close brackets and quotes as you type, fold blocks, and complete {{variables}}.
Dialogs
Section titled “Dialogs”| Key | Does |
|---|---|
| Esc | Close the dialog. With unsaved edits it asks first; an open autocomplete list closes before the dialog. In an AI agent’s approval dialog, Esc means Deny. |
| Enter | Confirm the focused button. In an agent’s approval dialog, the focus starts on Deny. |
| ↑ ↓ Enter | Move through and pick in the command palette and in the request picker of a load test. |
When shortcuts work
Section titled “When shortcuts work”- The app shortcuts work when a workspace is open, in the workbench. They are off in the Training Bootcamp’s Academy view.
- While a dialog is open, only the zoom keys work; the other keys belong to the dialog.
- In the tab bar, ← and → move between tabs (Home and End to the first and last) and Enter or Space opens one.
- The zoom keys work everywhere, also on the welcome screen and in dialogs.
- Combinations with Alt / Option are left to the system.
- On macOS, Zorvik uses ⌘ so that Ctrl keeps its text-editing meaning in fields.
- A held Mod Enter on a runner tab doesn’t stop the run it just started.