Intro
Slack on Windows uses Ctrl as its primary modifier. The shortcut set mirrors Mac exactly, with Command replaced by Ctrl. The quick switcher, Ctrl+K, is the anchor shortcut: jump to any channel, DM, or workspace by typing its name.
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Slack on Windows uses Ctrl as its primary modifier. The shortcut set mirrors Mac exactly, with Command replaced by Ctrl. The quick switcher, Ctrl+K, is the anchor shortcut: jump to any channel, DM, or workspace by typing its name.
Quick switcher. Ctrl+K opens the quick switcher from anywhere in Slack. The same cross-workspace navigation as on Mac, using Ctrl instead of Cmd.
Channel history navigation. Ctrl+[ and Ctrl+] navigate backward and forward through recent channel history.
Message composition. Shift+Enter creates a new line without sending. Up Arrow in the compose field loads the most recently sent message for editing.
Unread navigation. Shortcuts for jumping to the next unread channel or DM keep you caught up without manually scanning the sidebar.
Search. Ctrl+F opens the Slack search field.
Workspace switching. Ctrl+number keys switch between workspaces if you're in multiple.
The Slack Windows shortcut list is available as a printable PDF.
Ctrl+K opens the quick switcher, a search field for jumping to any channel, DM, or workspace. It's the fastest navigation shortcut in Slack on Windows.
Yes. Both use Ctrl as the primary modifier and the same keyboard combinations throughout. If you switch between Windows and Linux, all Slack shortcuts transfer directly.
Need more than shortcuts?
Visit the Slack app page for an overview and helpful links.
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