Shorter Shortcuts
Many commands have shortcuts in the menu. But some commands have other, even shorter shortcuts. And there are a few things that don’t appear in menus. Here’s a list.
Sites list
| ⌘-rightArrow | expand folder |
| ⌘-leftArrow | collapse folder (or collapse to parent) |
| rightArrow | move to article list |
| leftArrow | move to sites list |
The sites list also responds to type-ahead — that is, you can start typing the name of the feed or folder you want to select.
Article list
| space | scroll article, or go to next unread |
| shift-space | scroll article up |
| rightArrow, enter, return | open link |
| ⌘-U | mark an article read or unread |
| ⌘-B | bookmark or unbookmark an article |
Also, you can open a blank browser tab by typing ⌘-T.
Browser tab
| space | scroll page down |
| shift-space | scroll page up |
| ⌘-[ | go back |
| ⌘-] | go forward |