The following table identifies the modifier keys for some supported web browsers and operating systems: Chrome Some keyboard shortcuts require modifier keys to be pressed simultaneously, along with a single 'action' key. Modifier keys may differ, depending on your combination of operating system and web browser. Toggle the Keyboard shortcuts are enabled option in the dialog.If Jira's keyboard shortcuts don't speed up your work and you'd prefer to turn them off, you can do so via the keyboard shortcuts dialog. Issue actions – shortcuts for working with issues.
Navigate issues – shortcuts that make it easier to find and browse issues. Navigate projects – shortcuts that can be used to switch views in a project. (Next column n, previous column p, and toggle all swimlanes – are made for your board.) The dialog is divided into the following sections:Įssentials – common and frequently used shortcuts that can be used when you’re in a project, on a board, in the backlog, or using filters or a dashboard.īoard and backlog – shortcuts that can be used on the board or backlog. However, the keyboard shortcuts in the Agile Shortcuts section only function in Jira Software, and not in a Jira context. For example, if you have Jira Software installed, you will see a series of additional keyboard shortcuts in the lower-right of this dialog box (and some additional Global keyboard shortcuts specific to Jira Software in the upper-left section). If you have other Jira applications installed, you may have additional keyboard shortcuts available. More about the Keyboard Shortcuts dialog. These shortcuts only work in the listed application. App-specific – any application-specific shortcuts.Issue actions – shortcuts for working with issues.Navigating issues – shortcuts for navigating through issues.Global shortcuts – shortcuts that can be used when you are in any part of Jira.The dialog is divided into sections for the following information: The Keyboard shortcuts dialog is displayed and shows commands for the operating system and browser that you're using. Press the ? on your keyboard from any page ( Shift + / ).You can open the keyboard shortcuts dialog using either of the following methods: It also supports navigation with keyboard shortcuts (J = down, K = up, N = next column, and P = previous column). The new Jira issue view supports a limited set of keyboard shortcuts ( o to open the selected issue, a to assign the issue to someone, i to assign an issue to yourself, or m to quickly add a comment) for editing and updating issues.
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