> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.glpi-project.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.glpi-project.org/documentation/12-en/welcome-to-glpi-12/shortcuts.md).

# Shortcuts

Keyboard shortcuts are available to navigate between modules/sub-modules. Here is the list of these shortcuts:

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* `1` => Home
* *Inventory*

  > * `o` => Computers
  > * `s` => Software
* *Helpdesk*

  > * `t` => Tickets
  > * `a` => Statistics
  > * `p` => Planning
* *Management*

  > * `d` => Documents
* Tools

  > * `b` => Knowledge Base
  > * `r` => Reservations
  > * `e` => Reports
* Administration

  > * `u` => Users
  > * `g` => Groups
* Setup

  > * `n` => Dropdown lists
  > * `g` => Groups

{% hint style="info" %}
The key combination to associate with these shortcuts varies depending on the operating systems and browsers used. Here are some examples based on browsers:

* Mozilla Firefox / Chrome

  > Press the `Alt`, `Shift`, and *the desired shortcut* keys simultaneously.
* Opera

  > Press the `Esc`, `Shift`, and *the desired shortcut* keys simultaneously.
  > {% endhint %}

Additionally, GLPI offers fuzzy search navigation accessible via the keyboard shortcut `Ctrl` + `Alt` + `G` (or <i class="fa-option">:option:</i> (option)+ <i class="fa-command">:command:</i> (command)+ G for MAC). This will open a modal window allowing you to filter all GLPI menus via a search field (all levels are present, for example, you have access to the 3rd level such as dropdown lists or components).

Within this window, additional shortcuts are available:

* `↑` and `↓` to navigate through the results
* `Enter` to change the active GLPI page to the selected result
* `Esc` to close the window.


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