Scrapeman
Docs: Keyboard Shortcuts

Keyboard shortcuts

The combos below show macOS symbols. On Windows and Linux, use Ctrl wherever you see . Scrapeman picks the right modifier at runtime based on the platform.

The full list also lives inside the app: open the Settings dialog and switch to the Shortcuts tab.

Request

Shortcut Action
+ Send request, or cancel if one is in flight
+R Send request in parallel — does not cancel the in-flight one. Response panel reflects whichever finishes last.
+S Save request
+L Focus the URL bar
+F Find in response (when a response is loaded)

Tabs

Shortcut Action
+T New tab
+N New tab (alternative)
+W Close active tab
+ +W Close all tabs
+ +T Reopen the last closed tab
+D Duplicate active tab
+1 Switch to tab 1 (1–9 supported)

Navigation

Shortcut Action
+K Open / close the command palette
+B Toggle the sidebar
+ +F Focus the collection search

Git (when the workspace is a repo)

Shortcut Action
+ +H Toggle "sync with git" for the active request

Send vs. parallel send

+ and + R look similar but behave differently:

  • + sends the request. If a request is already in flight, it cancels that one first. Use this when you are iterating on a single call.
  • + R sends a parallel request. The in-flight request is not cancelled. The response panel shows whichever request finishes last, so the slower one wins the screen. Use this to fire-and-forget while keeping the previous response visible until the new one resolves.

Tab close confirmation

Closing a tab with unsaved changes — via + W, middle-click, the close button, the context menu, or + + W — opens a dialog with three options:

  • Save — saves the request, then closes the tab.
  • Discard — closes the tab without saving.
  • Cancel — dismisses the dialog and returns to the tab.

The dialog has a Don't ask again for this session checkbox. When checked, further dirty closes in the same session discard changes immediately. The setting resets when the app restarts.

Key-value table shortcuts

Inside Headers and Params tables:

Shortcut Action
+ Insert a new row below the current row, focus moves to the new Key cell
Tab From the last row's Key cell (when non-empty), append a new empty row