Show real console

Enter TEXT fullscreen mode, when available. If not - standard fullscreen and always on top

Move active tab to left / right

Reveal or hide the real console window. On some systems (Vista, i.e.), you may need to press Space twice

Terminate (kill) all but shell processes in the current console

Move active tab leftward

Move active tab rightward

Close current tab

Close all panes of the active group

Split: Put focus to previous visible pane

Maximize ConEmu window and hide window caption (fullscreen mode)

Displays ConEmu Settings dialog

Pop up ConEmu system menu

Full screen

Show ConEmu menu

Settings dialog

Setup ‘Hotkeys’

Snap ConEmu window to the monitor’s left/right edges (maximize width)

Snap ConEmu window to the monitor’s top/bottom edges (maximize height)

Move ConEmu window to previous monitor

Move ConEmu window to next monitor

Activate next/previous console tab

Display ConEmu About dialog. You can also find useful information about comand line switches here.

Show ‘About’ dialog

Activate consoles by numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0)

Split: Put focus to next visible pane

Split: Move splitter upward

Split: Move splitter downward

Split: Move splitter leftward

Split: Move splitter rightward

Split: Exchange (swap) with nearest pane upward

Split: Exchange (swap) with nearest pane downward

Split: Exchange (swap) with nearest pane leftward

Split: Exchange (swap) with nearest pane rightward

Tabs switching. In lazy switching mode (tab bar must be visible) window will not be really switched, until Ctrl is released. When lazy tab switching was started in recent mode, You may use Left and Right keys to select tabs directly. Note, tabs must be shown in the ConEmu window

Switch tab to left/right

Create new console tab with confirmation dialog, regardless of ‘Create confirmation’ setting

Tabs switching. In lazy switching mode (tab bar must be visible) window will not be really switched, until Ctrl is released. When lazy tab switching was started in recent mode, You may use Left and Right keys to select tabs directly. Note, tabs must be shown in the ConEmu window

Activate next/previous console tab

Switch next console

Create new console (after ‘Create confirmation’)

Attach existing Console or GUI application

Split: Exchange (swap) with nearest pane

Setup ‘Tasks’

Open online help/wiki in your browser

Previous tab (may be disabled)

Debug active process

Make screenshot of entire desktop

Show status bar

Show window caption

Snap ConEmu window to the monitor’s left edge

Snap ConEmu window to the monitor’s right edge

Highlighting: Switch ‘Highlight row & col under mouse cursor’

Find text in active console

Scroll buffer to the cursor position

Paste path from clipboard in Unix format

Split: Put focus to nearest pane upward

Split: Put focus to nearest pane downward

Split: Put focus to nearest pane leftward

Split: Put focus to nearest pane rightward

Close active console

Rename active tab

Terminate current console. This hotkey is disabled by default. You may enable it in the ConEmu Settings

Rename current tab. In the current ConEmu version Far Manager editors/viewers can not be renamed

Search text in the console

When ‘Win + Arrows - resize window’ setting is checked, resize ConEmu window

Drag ConEmu window with mouse by client area

Next tab (may be disabled)

Delete word leftward to the cursor (ignored in Far)

Terminate (kill) active process in the current console

Block selection modifier

Text selection modifier

Highlighting: Hyperlinks and compiler errors (FarGotoEditor modifier)

Drag from Far panels with right mouse button (RDrag modifier)

Group keyboard input for all consoles

Add active console into group keyboard input

Split: Duplicate active ‘shell’ split to bottom

Restart current console, all applications running in the current console will be terminated

Create a new console tab

Create new console tab with cmd.exe or some selected task

Switch focus between ConEmu and child GUI application (e.g. PuTTY or Notepad)

Create new console or new window (check ‘Multiple consoles in one ConEmu window’)

Duplicate tab with current state of root process

Create new ‘cmd.exe’ console

Show create new console popup menu

Split: Maximize/restore active pane

Group keyboard input for visible splits

Duplicate tab with current state of root process

Close all tabs (same as ‘Cross’ click)

Highlighting: Switch ‘Highlight row under mouse cursor’

Make screenshot of active window

Show opened tabs list (works in Far too)

Show Tab context menu

Show tab bar

Scroll buffer one half-page up

Scroll buffer one half-page down

Scroll buffer to the top

Scroll buffer to the bottom

Scroll buffer one line up (disabled in Far /w)

Scroll buffer one line down (disabled in Far /w)

Scroll buffer one page up (disabled in Far /w)

Scroll buffer one page down (disabled in Far /w)

Full screen

Show ConEmu System menu

Paste clipboard contents (ignored in Far)

Move ConEmu window by dragging client area

Maximize/restore

Choose and paste file pathname

Choose and paste folder path

Switch tab to left (while Ctrl-Tab was pressed and Ctrl - hold)

Switch tab to right (while Ctrl-Tab was pressed and Ctrl - hold)

Start text selection, ignored in Far, may be disabled on ‘Mark & Paste’ and ‘App distinct’ pages

Start block selection, ignored in Far, may be disabled on ‘Mark & Paste’ and ‘App distinct’ pages

Copy: Current selection HTML formatted

Split: Duplicate active ‘shell’ split to right

Buffer scrolling

Minimize/Restore (Quake-style hotkey also)

Minimize or Restore ConEmu window. This is global hotkey, it works even ConEmu has no focus

Show alternative console buffer (last command output). This is sort of ‘Pause’ for the console

Show alternative console buffer (last command output)

Pause current console

Copy: Current selection as plain text

Minimize ConEmu by Esc when no open consoles left (see option ‘Don’t close ConEmu on last console close’)

Paste first line of clipboard contents, autoconvert paths for cygwin’s applications (ignored in Far)

Show Tab context menu

Show ConEmu System menu

Make main font larger

Make main font smaller

Make main font original size