Keyboard Shortcuts
Control your Heyweek timer without touching the mouse. The extension ships with a small set of keyboard shortcuts so you can open the popup and start or…
Control your Heyweek timer without touching the mouse.
Overview
The extension ships with a small set of keyboard shortcuts so you can open the popup and start or stop the timer hands-free. These are the real defaults defined by the extension — you can change any of them on Chrome's extension-shortcuts page.
Default shortcuts
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Ctrl+Shift+O (Cmd+Shift+O on macOS) |
Open the Heyweek popup |
Ctrl+Shift+S |
Start / stop the timer |
Ctrl+Shift+P |
Pause / resume the timer |
NOTE
Ctrl+Shift+Stoggles the timer directly — you don't need to open the popup first. The pause/resume shortcut is reserved by the extension; you can also pause and resume from the popup itself.
Customizing shortcuts
Chrome manages extension shortcuts in one place:
- Go to
chrome://extensions/shortcuts. - Find Heyweek Time in the list.
- Click the pencil/edit icon next to the action you want to change.
- Press your desired key combination.
- Your choice is saved automatically.
If a default shortcut conflicts with another extension or a system shortcut, this is also where you'll resolve it — assign Heyweek a different combination, or clear the conflicting one.
TIP
If a shortcut "doesn't work", it's almost always a conflict. Openchrome://extensions/shortcutsand check whether the same combination is assigned elsewhere.
Platform notes
- On macOS, the open-popup shortcut uses
Cmdinstead ofCtrl. - The start/stop and pause/resume shortcuts use
Ctrl+Shiftby default on every platform; you can rebind them per platform on the shortcuts page above.