Scan
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Start or stop a scan | Control-S |
| Save the scan results | Shift-Command-S |
View
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Activate the filter field | Shift-Command-F |
| Show network labels in the Signal Strength, Spectrum 2.4 / 5 GHz, and Spectrum 6 GHz views | Option-L. If not selected, network labels are only displayed for the selected network or when hovering the mouse cursor over the graph. |
| Size all columns to fit | Option-Command-= |
| Show or hide column separator lines | Command-L |
| Show or hide row separator lines | Command-K |
| Make text bigger | Command-Plus Sign (+) |
| Make text smaller | Command-Minus Sign (-) |
| Increase the Network Details or Signal Strength graph timescale | Shift-Command-. |
| Decrease the Network Details or Signal Strength graph timescale | Shift-Command-, |
| Select the Network Details view | Command-1 |
| Select the Signal Strength view | Command-2 |
| Select the Spectrum 2.4 / 5 GHz view | Command-3 |
| Select the Spectrum 6 GHz view | Command-4 |
| Select the Advanced Details view | Command-5 |
| Select the previous view | Command-[ |
| Select the next view | Command-] |
Filter
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Negate a sidebar (automatic) filter | Press the space bar to negate the selected sidebar (automatic) filter. The prefix ~ identifies a negated filter, for example, ~WPA2 (PSK). |
| Filter networks by signal strength | Control-key where key can be either 0-9 or Q, W, E, R, T, Y, U, I, O. The selected key represent the signal strength threshold. For example, 1 is -10 dBm (or 10%), 2 is -20 dBM (or 20%), and so on. The letters Q, W, E, etc. represent intermediate values, for example, Q is -15 dBm (or 15%), W is -25 (or 25%) dBm, and so on. Press Escape to clear the selected filter. |