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Keyboard shortcuts in Sublandia Editor significantly speed up subtitle editing, timing adjustments, subtitle splitting, merging, and navigation through subtitle projects.
Because Sublandia Editor runs in a web browser, shortcut configuration should be carefully adjusted to avoid conflicts with browser shortcuts already used by Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and other browsers.
A well-configured shortcut layout improves productivity and reduces editing errors during professional subtitle work.
Steps to Configure Keyboard Shortcuts in Sublandia Editor
Click Settings in the top-right corner.

In the left-side menu, click Shortcuts.
Adjust shortcuts as needed and click OK.




Because Sublandia Editor works inside a browser, some keyboard combinations are already reserved by browsers.
Avoid assigning shortcuts that trigger browser actions instead of editor actions.
These combinations should generally be avoided in Sublandia Editor.
Use combinations less commonly reserved by browsers:
Alt + K
Alt + M
Ctrl + Alt + letter
Shift + Alt + letter
These are usually safer for subtitle editing commands.
Choose shortcuts based on editing frequency:
Example:
Always test new shortcuts immediately after saving.
If a shortcut triggers browser behavior instead of editor behavior:
Shortcut behavior may differ slightly depending on:
Some browser extensions can also intercept shortcuts.
FAQ
Open Settings, select Shortcuts, and configure shortcut combinations.
Some shortcuts conflict with browser keyboard commands.
Avoid Ctrl+T, Ctrl+W, Ctrl+R, Ctrl+L, Ctrl+F and similar browser shortcuts.
Alt-based and Ctrl+Alt combinations are usually safest.
Yes. Timing, split, merge, and navigation shortcuts can be customized.
Yes. Shortcuts significantly improve editing speed.
Some reserved shortcuts differ between browsers.
Yes. Extensions may intercept certain combinations.
Beginners can start with default shortcuts and customize later.
Assign the fastest shortcuts to the most frequently used editing actions.
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