# Keyboard shortcuts

> Every shortcut CogniPage adds, on both platforms.

Source: https://cognipage.io/docs/shortcuts

CogniPage claims two shortcuts system-wide, so they work from whatever app you are reading in. The rest apply inside the CogniPage window.

## Anywhere on your computer

| macOS | Windows | Does |
| --- | --- | --- |
| `⌘` `⇧` `H` | `Ctrl` `⇧` `H` | Save the text you have selected as a [note](https://cognipage.io/docs/highlights). |
| `⌘` `⇧` `T` | `Ctrl` `⇧` `T` | Draw a new [capture area](https://cognipage.io/docs/capture-areas) for the page in front of you. |

> **If one of them does nothing**
>
> Another application registered it first — whoever gets there first wins, and the operating system does not report the clash. Quit the other app to free it. CogniPage keeps working normally either way; only the shortcut is lost, not the feature behind it.

## Reviewing flashcards

| Key | Does |
| --- | --- |
| `Space` / `Enter` | Reveal the answer. |
| `1` | Rate **Again** — you forgot it. |
| `2` | Rate **Hard**. |
| `3` | Rate **Good**. |
| `4` | Rate **Easy**. |

Ratings only apply once the answer is showing. You can also drag a card sideways to rate it.

## Taking an assessment

| Key | Does |
| --- | --- |
| `1`–`9` or `A`–`Z` | Select the choice with that badge. In *Select all*, pressing it again deselects. |
| `Enter` / `→` | Next question. |
| `←` | Previous question. |

Keys are never stolen while you are typing into an answer box.

## Overlays

- `Esc` — Cancel drawing a capture area, or close the area picker.