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Navigation

There are six ways to get from one note to another, and the fastest depends on what you already know. Know the command you want? The palette. Know the name? Quick switch. Following a link someone already laid down? A wiki-link. Only remember a phrase? Search. Lost track of where you are? The breadcrumb trail. Went one note too far? Step back.

At a glance

⌘K

Command palette — run a command or action by name. No notes, sources, or queries here.

⌘P

Quick switch — jump straight to a note, source, or saved query by name.

click

Wiki-links — follow a [[link]] where it's rendered, with a hover preview first.

⌘⇧F

Search — find any word or phrase across the full text of every note.

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Breadcrumbs — a persistent trail above the note title; no shortcut, it's always there.

⌘[ / ⌘]

Back / forward — retrace your steps like browser history.

Windows / Linux

Every shortcut above uses Ctrl in place of ⌘.

In depth

Command palette

The do-anything launcher — search commands and actions, ranked as you type.

Quick switch

Jump to a note, source, or query by name — no browsing the sidebar.

Wiki-links

Click to follow, hover to preview, and what happens on an unresolved target.

Search

Search the full text of everything, with live results as you type.

Breadcrumbs

A live trail showing where the current note sits, click to jump up a level.

Back / forward

Retrace your steps like browser history.