Keyboard shortcuts
The board is meant to be driven from the keyboard. Everything you can do with a mouse has a key, including rearranging tiles — drag-only reordering would make the feature unusable for a real share of people.
On the board
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
← ↑ → ↓ |
Move focus between apps |
Home / End |
First / last app |
Enter or Space |
Open the focused app in a new tab |
Shift + arrows |
Move the focused app one slot |
e |
Edit the focused app |
Delete / Backspace |
Remove the focused app (asks first) |
The grid uses a roving tab stop: exactly one tile is in the tab order at a
time, so Tab moves past the board rather than through forty tiles.
Arrow movement clamps at the edges rather than wrapping. On a wrapping grid,
holding → walks the whole collection and you cannot tell "I'm at the end"
from "I'm looping".
Every move announces itself to screen readers, and names which ordering changed — "Grafana moved to position 4 of 9 in Infra." There are two: your board's, and one per group. Arranging a group does not reshuffle your board.
Anywhere in the app
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
n |
Add an app |
r |
Add a private link |
c |
Browse the catalog |
/ |
Jump to the filter |
1–9 |
Switch to group N (the digit is shown on the row) |
[ |
Collapse or expand the sidebar |
Esc |
Close a dialog or menu |
| paste | Pasting a URL onto the board opens the add form, pre-filled |
Shortcuts are ignored while you are typing in a field, so / in a URL does not
teleport focus away mid-edit.
In dialogs
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
Esc |
Close |
Enter |
Submit |
Everything on your board is yours
There are no read-only views any more. Your board, your groups and your links belong to you alone, so every tile on them is rearrangeable and removable. Editing the shared catalog entry behind an app is the one thing that can be refused — see Apps, resources & groups.