Start editing property or value (Rules view only, when a property or value is selected, but not already being edited)Д¬ycle up and down through auto-complete suggestions (Rules view only, when a property or value is being edited)Д¬hoose current auto-complete suggestion (Rules view only, when a property or value is being edited) Step backward through properties and values Step forward through properties and values

CommandД¬lear search box content (only when the search box is focused, and content has been entered) These shortcuts work when you're in the Inspector's CSS pane. Move to the next element in the breadcrumbs bar Move to the previous element in the breadcrumbs bar These shortcuts work when the breadcrumbs bar is focused. Scroll the selected node into view (new in Firefox 44)ДЇind the next match in the markup, when searching is activeДЇind the previous match in the markup, when searching is active (new in Firefox 48) Step backward through the attributes of a nodeД¬opy the selected node's outer HTML (new in Firefox 42) Step forward through the attributes of a node These shortcuts work while you're in the Inspector's HTML pane. Select the element under the mouse and stay in picker mode (new in Firefox 52) Select the element under the mouse and cancel picker mode These shortcuts work while the node picker is active. You need to reopen the editor for the change to take effect.ДЇrom Firefox 33 onwards, the key binding preference is exposed in the Editor Preferences section of the developer tools settings, and you can set it there instead of about:config.

If you do this, the selected bindings will be used for all the developer tools that use the source editor. To select these, visit about:config, select the setting, and assign 'vim' or 'emacs', or 'sublime' to that setting. In the Editor Preferences section of the developer tools settings, you can choose to use Vim, Emacs, or Sublime Text key bindings instead. This table lists the default shortcuts for the source editor. The tool is disabled by default, so the shortcut would not work until it is enabled from the Settings Panel Toolbox From Firefox 38 onwards, if the Browser Console is hidden by a normal Firefox window, this key combination brings the Browser Console back on top and focuses on it.Д¤. Until Firefox 38, when the Browser Console is hidden by a normal Firefox window, the same key combination closes the Browser Console. Before Firefox 55, the keyboard shortcut was Ctrl + Shift + Q ( Cmd + Opt + Q on a Mac).ДЈ. To close the Web Console, use the global toolbox shortcut of Ctrl + Shift + I ( Cmd + Opt + I on a Mac).Дў. Instead, it focuses on the Web Console's command line. Unlike the other toolbox-hosted tools, this shortcut does not also close the Web Console.

Open Toolbox (with the most recent tool activated)Д«ring Toolbox to foreground (if the Toolbox is in a separate window and not in foreground)Д¬lose Toolbox (if the Toolbox is in a separate window and in foreground)ДЎ. For tools like the Browser Console that open in a new window, you have to close the window to close the tool. For tools that are hosted in the Toolbox, they work to close the tool if it is active. These shortcuts work in the main browser window to open the specified tool. After that there's one section for each tool, which lists the shortcuts that you can use within that tool.Д«ecause access keys are locale-dependent, they're not documented in this page. The first section lists the shortcut for opening each tool and the second section lists shortcuts that are applicable to the Toolbox itself. This page lists all keyboard shortcuts used by the developer tools built into Firefox.

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