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Every command in one box. Type “remind me fri 10” and it’s done.
Gmail keyboard shortcuts
Most of Gmail’s shortcuts are off until you turn them on. Here’s how, the ones worth knowing by heart, and a demo to practise them on, with the keys Dodosend adds where Gmail’s stop.
Gmail’s single-key shortcuts, like E to archive or J and K to move, wait for this setting. It stays with your account, so you only turn it on once.
Gmail’s keys for what you do all day, and the same action in Dodosend. The caps press down as you type, so try them.
| Action | Gmail | Dodosend |
|---|---|---|
| Moving around | ||
| Next conversation | J | ↓ |
| Previous conversation | K | ↑ |
| Open a conversation | Oor↩︎ | ↩︎ |
| Back to the list | U | esc |
| Search | / | / |
| Show the shortcuts | ? | ! |
| Acting on conversations | ||
| Archive | E | Eor⌫︎ |
| Delete | # | ⌦︎ |
| Star | S | S |
| Mark as read | shiftI | shiftI |
| Mark as unread | shiftU | shiftU |
| Snooze (Dodosend: remind me) | B | H |
| Select a conversation | X | space |
| Select all | *thenA | ctrlA |
| Undo | Z | ctrlZ |
| Replying and writing | ||
| Compose | C | C |
| Reply | R | Ror↩︎ |
| Reply all | A | shiftR |
| Forward | F | F |
| Send | ctrl↩︎ | ctrl↩︎ |
| Add Cc recipients | ctrlshiftC | ctrlshiftC |
| Add Bcc recipients | ctrlshiftB | ctrlshiftB |
The demo runs on Dodosend’s own shortcut table, which keeps Gmail’s keys wherever it can. Nothing here touches a real mailbox.
Interactive demo. A hands-on look at how it works: use your keyboard or mouse, and the guide shows you what to do. The mail is made up.
Press ↓ to move to the next thread.Tap “Show me” to move to the next thread.
Move, star and archive from the keyboard. Nothing is final: undo brings it back.
Things Gmail has no key for, and Dodosend does.
Every command in one box. Type “remind me fri 10” and it’s done.
Set it as you send. The thread comes back only if nobody answers.
Tomorrow morning, Monday, or a time you type.
Your free slots from the calendar, pasted into the draft.
Your week, two keys from your mail, and Esc to go back.
Keep a search you run every day as a tab of its own.
The table the app uses, screen by screen. Forget one, and ! shows the keys for wherever you are.
Most of Gmail’s single-key shortcuts only work once Keyboard shortcuts on is selected in Settings, under See all settings. They also stay quiet while the cursor is in a text field, such as a reply or the search box, and a browser extension can take the same keys for itself.
With shortcuts on, press ? (Shift and / on most keyboards) anywhere in Gmail, and it lists them all.
Yes, except that ⌘ on a Mac stands in for Ctrl: ⌘+Enter sends on a Mac, Ctrl+Enter on Windows.
Mostly. C, /, E, R, F, S, Shift+I, Shift+U, Enter and ⌘/Ctrl+Enter do what they do in Gmail. The differences: the arrow keys move between conversations instead of J and K, Esc goes back instead of U, H sets a reminder where Gmail’s B snoozes, ⌘/Ctrl+Z undoes, Shift+R replies to all, and ! lists the shortcuts.
The same shortcuts in the app, on your own Gmail. Leave your email and we’ll save you a spot.