Close all (unpinned) tabs except for current tab. Create a new tab or close the current tab. Switch to the previous/next/first/last tab. Scroll to the top or bottom of the page. Scroll up/down/left/right by a little or a lot. 
Do nothing (for disabling a Firefox shortcut you don't like, in the context of the page, not the whole browser window - explained above). Shortkeys makes it easy to add custom shortcuts to your browser for the following actions: shortkeys will start working when the page has finished loading, not *right* after you opened a page, or clicked a link (this annoys me, too, but yeah - API Limitation:(. shortkeys does not work in the url bar or the search bar, it only works in the context of a webpage. the default firefox chortcut will still work in the url bar/ search bar 
Others using the "Do nothing" action *outside of the webpage* e.g.
shortkeys cannot override Firefox default shortcuts such as: ctrl+j, alt+d and. What does *NOT* work is: new tab page, addons page, or any other internal pages such as about:config,about:newtab,about:addons, etc. shortkeys only works in the context of a loaded page. If your shortcut does not work when an input is focused, this can be turned off in Shortcut Options -> Activation Settings -> ticking the option Active while in form fieldsĬurrent limitations based on the Firefox API (more details on github): 
You have to refresh already opened web pages after installing shortkeys to make it work on them, better yet - restart the browser after installing the extension.
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