Intro
Thunderbird on Windows runs almost entirely on Ctrl, with F-keys covering message refresh, help, and pane toggles.
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Thunderbird on Windows runs almost entirely on Ctrl, with F-keys covering message refresh, help, and pane toggles.
Tabs use Ctrl+number. Ctrl+1 jumps to the mail tab, Ctrl+2 through Ctrl+9 to the next tabs in order. Linux uses Alt instead for the same tabs.
No dedicated quit shortcut. Mozilla's own documentation lists only File > Exit for quitting Thunderbird on Windows; Ctrl+Q is a Linux-only shortcut here.
The context-menu key. A dedicated Windows keyboard key (labeled with a small menu icon) plus F10, or Shift+F10 on any keyboard, opens a right-click menu.
A printable PDF of Thunderbird shortcuts for Windows is available. The reply, search, and tag shortcuts are worth learning first.
Press Ctrl+K for a global full-text search across every account. Ctrl+Shift+K filters just the current folder or view instead.
Ctrl+R replies to the sender only, Ctrl+Shift+R replies to everyone, and Ctrl+Shift+L replies to the mailing list if the message came through one.
No. Mozilla's documentation lists only the File > Exit menu item for Windows; Linux has Ctrl+Q and Mac has Cmd+Q, but Windows doesn't have an equivalent key combination.
Need more than shortcuts?
Visit the Thunderbird app page for an overview and helpful links.
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