OK, you’ve been asking for this feature for a long time and finally today when I was using Gmail keyboard shortcuts to process my mail and then switched to Nozbe and realized… I didn’t have shortcuts there, I moved the priority of this feature in our team to the top and our chief developer Tomasz did a great job finishing this feature and there it is for your to enjoy:
As you can see, you can switch views with keys in Nozbe:
And if you’re in a project or context view you can:
And if you’ve selected one action (clicked once to pull down action’s details):
And if you happen to forget either of these shortcuts, you can find them all at the bottom of the page:
Hope using these shortcuts will speed up your getting things done process even more. It’s already speeding up mine :-)
As always, thanks for your suggestions and feedback, we are listening and hoping to provide you with a better productivity tool every day!
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Commentaires:
great. Will start to use this from now on, and I hope (am pretty sure) that inputting and updating will go much easier now :-)
What’s the Next (dev) Action Michael? ;-)
Thank you!
This is great addition, but the usual open new tab (cmd + t in FF on Mac OS X) now no longer works, which is a real pain :-(
Nice job!! Thanks Michael and Tomasz, this is much appreciated.
Is there a way to turn them off? Needs to be. I am sure they would be helpful but now when I need to make a new tab or refresh the page it uses your commands instead of the browsers. This is frustrating.
Thanks guys for the heads up. We’re investigating the overlap between the browser and Nozbe shortcuts. Thanks for the feedback!
Cmd+C switches to calendar and doesn’t copy
Don’t seem to work for Firefox…
Peter, they work on my latest Firefox, please send email to support if they don’t work for you, we’ll investigate.
Mark and others – we’ve corrected the problems with overlapping Cmd+C and Cmd+T and Cmd+N – all should be good now. Please let me know if it works for you now.
This is great.
Would be nice to have shortcuts for:
By the way, on Firefox, I had to log out and log back in in order for the hot keys to work.
I second moving up and down a list. This is really a necessity if I am going to be able to abandon using my mouse!
Andy, Brian, we’ll check the move up/down thingy and see if we can get this to work.
One more thing if anyone is using Mozzilla Prism, as mentioned in my January blog post (this does NOT affect Mac Fluid users) – Prism has a quick find feature, so it captures keyboard strokes and shortcuts for Nozbe (or Gmail or other web apps) don’t work there. Here’s a probable fix that I found
This is a great addition. On the screenshot I can see a special Inbox icon right below Next Actions. How come I don’t have this icon? I have wondered, why Inbox is listed under projects. To me, this doesn’t make much sense. Is there an option to change this?
@Patrick – yes. Go to the Project you want to be your Inbox (in my case, it’s “Inbox”). Click on “Info” to open the Project details. Click on “Make It My Inbox.” Voila! That should take care of it.
And you’re right – having a true GTD Inbox was a great feature for Nozbe to add!!
Hi Michael,
All now working, many thanks
Ctrl-T – does open new tab
Ctrl-N – does open new window
Ctrl-C – does now copy
I can’t get the inbox shortcut to work on Chrome, Firefox or Safari on my Mac. All the other shortcuts work. Any suggestions?
I have changed the password on my account and now when I try to sync my iphone I get the error message “Invalid email or password, check your email and password”. How do I resolve this?
I still need to use a mouse to select tasks. If there was a shortcut to this then it would be the first GTD software I’ve seen that allows you to do everything without using the mouse. That would be awesome
I despise the mouse :P
Also, after pressing ‘3’ and editing the date, how do I then edit something else without using the mouse? I have to click elsewhere before I can press another key like ‘1’ to edit the context. Is there a way I can get round this?
On a monthly basis I need to generate a report for my employer of tasks I have completed. I go to completed tasks for a project, highlight the text of the task I completed, and copy the text to the clipboard. Unfortunately I can not use Command-C to copy from the completed tasks page because it invokes the Calendar shortcut. Is there a way to fix the Command-C issue here?
please navigating add up & down feature! (I propose j and k – same as the gmail ones!)
Can you make the image above printable? Thanks.
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Good to see these come out, now it provides a way for our thinking to be more fluid as that always occurs when keyboard shortcuts are intorduced.