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Shortcuts & Gestures

Default shortcuts and mouse gestures in Turbo Browser. You can change the boss key and gesture mappings in Settings.

Global shortcuts

FeatureWindowsmacOS
Region screenshotCtrl + Shift + XCmd + Shift + X
Boss key (hide/show window)Ctrl + QCtrl + Q (Control, not Command)

TIP

Press the boss key again to restore the window. On macOS it uses the Control key so it does not conflict with Cmd + Q (Quit).

Screenshots

Turbo offers three capture modes:

ModeHow to triggerNotes
Region captureGlobal shortcut or toolbar screenshot buttonOpens the bundled tool to select an area (Windows: Screenshot.exe; macOS: Screenshot.app)
Save page as imageRight-click or long-press the toolbar screenshot buttonExport the current page as an image, including full page
Save page as PDFRight-click or long-press the toolbar screenshot buttonExport the current page as PDF

On macOS, region capture may ask for Screen Recording permission the first time. If the global shortcut does nothing, allow Turbo under System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility.

Mouse gestures

Enable under Settings → Mouse gestures. By default, hold the right mouse button and drag. Common defaults:

GestureDefault action
Up ↑Scroll up
Down ↓Scroll down
Left ←Go back
Right →Go forward
Up then down ↑↓Scroll to bottom
Down then up ↓↑Scroll to top
Right then up →↑Open new tab
Right then down →↓Reload
Down then right ↓→Close current tab
Down then left ↓←Close other tabs
Right then left →←Reopen last closed tab
Up then left ↑←Previous tab
Up then right ↑→Next tab

See Settings → Mouse gestures for the full list and customization; path preview can be enabled there.

Tabs & address bar

ActionBehavior
Toolbar Restore page (left-click)Instantly reopen the last closed tab
Toolbar Restore page (long-press / right-click)Open the full recently closed list
Double-click tabClose tab
Close last tabOpens a new tab instead (normal window)
Hover address barShow QR code for current page
Copy link in address barCopy current URL

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