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Keyboard Shortcuts in Filezilla:
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F2 - Rename selected file<br/>
! Keyboard Shortcut
F5 - Refreshes local and remote file and folder views<br />
! Description
Tab - Switches to the next view<br />
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Ctrl+C - Stops the current operation<br />
|<kbd>F2</kbd> || Rename selected file
Ctrl+D - Disconnects from server<br />
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Ctrl+Q - Connects to the server entered in the Quickconnect bar<br />
|<kbd>F3</kbd> || Search remote files
Ctrl+R - Reconnects to server<br />
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Ctrl+S - Opens the Site Manager<br />
|<kbd>F5</kbd> || Refreshes local and remote file and folder views
Ctrl+T - Shows or hides the treeview<br />
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Enter - Transfers the currently selected file<br/>
|<kbd>Tab</kbd> || Switches to the next view
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|<kbd>Alt+Down</kbd> || Transfers the currently selected item to an item of the same name in the other pane<br>
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|<kbd>Alt+Up</kbd> || Navigates up one line in a tree view (same as Up Arrow), navigates to parent folder in file view
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|<kbd>Ctrl+B</kbd> || Add bookmark
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|<kbd>Ctrl+Shift+B</kbd> || Manage bookmarks
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|<kbd>Ctrl+C</kbd> || Stops the current operation
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|<kbd>Ctrl+D</kbd> || Disconnects from server
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|<kbd>Ctrl+E</kbd> || Show files currently being edited
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|<kbd>Ctrl+F</kbd> || Enables Quick Search on either remote or local site
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|<kbd>Ctrl+I</kbd> || Directory listing filters …
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|<kbd>Ctrl+M</kbd> || Manual transfer
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|<kbd>Ctrl+Shift+N</kbd> || create a new directory
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|<kbd>Ctrl+O</kbd> || Enable directory comparison
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|<kbd>Ctrl+P</kbd> || Process queue
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|<kbd>Ctrl+Q</kbd> || Exit
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|<kbd>Ctrl+R</kbd> || Reconnects to server
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|<kbd>Ctrl+S</kbd> || Opens the Site Manager
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|<kbd>Ctrl+T</kbd> || Opens a new tab
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|<kbd>Ctrl+U</kbd> || Preserve timestamps of transferred files
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|<kbd>Ctrl+Y</kbd> || Toggle synchronized browsing
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|<kbd>Ctrl+W</kbd> || Close tab
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|<kbd>Enter</kbd> || Transfers the currently selected item if it is a file or expands it if it is a directory
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|<kbd>Ctrl+PgUp/PgDn</kbd> || switches to next/previous tab
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|<kbd>Up Arrow</kbd> || Moves up one item in the current view
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|<kbd>Down Arrow</kbd> || Moves down one item in the current view
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|<kbd>Left Arrow</kbd> || Nothing in a files view, Up one level in a tree view
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|<kbd>Right Arrow</kbd> || Down one level in a tree view, if there are subfolders, nothing if there are none. Pressing once expands a collapsed node. Pressing again steps down into it.
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Latest revision as of 11:04, 1 June 2021

Keyboard Shortcut Description
F2 Rename selected file
F3 Search remote files
F5 Refreshes local and remote file and folder views
Tab Switches to the next view
Alt+Down Transfers the currently selected item to an item of the same name in the other pane
Alt+Up Navigates up one line in a tree view (same as Up Arrow), navigates to parent folder in file view
Ctrl+B Add bookmark
Ctrl+Shift+B Manage bookmarks
Ctrl+C Stops the current operation
Ctrl+D Disconnects from server
Ctrl+E Show files currently being edited
Ctrl+F Enables Quick Search on either remote or local site
Ctrl+I Directory listing filters …
Ctrl+M Manual transfer
Ctrl+Shift+N create a new directory
Ctrl+O Enable directory comparison
Ctrl+P Process queue
Ctrl+Q Exit
Ctrl+R Reconnects to server
Ctrl+S Opens the Site Manager
Ctrl+T Opens a new tab
Ctrl+U Preserve timestamps of transferred files
Ctrl+Y Toggle synchronized browsing
Ctrl+W Close tab
Enter Transfers the currently selected item if it is a file or expands it if it is a directory
Ctrl+PgUp/PgDn switches to next/previous tab
Up Arrow Moves up one item in the current view
Down Arrow Moves down one item in the current view
Left Arrow Nothing in a files view, Up one level in a tree view
Right Arrow Down one level in a tree view, if there are subfolders, nothing if there are none. Pressing once expands a collapsed node. Pressing again steps down into it.