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Create a shortcut to open a web page in a different browser
When you create a keyword that points to a web page, Keybreeze will open it in your default browser. To open the page in a different browser, perform the following steps. 1. Press the hotkey, type add, and press Enter. 2. Provide a name for th...
Modified 7 years ago by Andrew Langford in Knowledgebase

Where are my settings stored? How do I transfer settings to another machine?
Keywords, text functions, notes, macros, and other Keybreeze Desktop settings are stored in the %appdata%\keybreeze5 directory. To copy or move your Keybreeze Desktop settings to a new machine, please follow these steps:   Version 5 to version...
Modified 1 year ago by Andrew Langford in Knowledgebase

Macro examples and command help
A macro can record your mouse clicks and keystrokes for a period of time. Save a macro as a keyword in Keybreeze. Then you can press the hotkey, type the macro, and press Enter to have Keybreeze automatically replay your actions. Press the hotkey and...
Modified 3 years ago by Andrew Langford in Knowledgebase

What are Keybreeze folders?
Keybreeze 5 introduced folders, allowing you to organize keywords and text functions into folders.Once you create a folder, you can press the hotkey, type a folder, and press Enter to view a list of entries in that folder. To create a folder for...
Created 8 years ago by Andrew Langford in Knowledgebase

Text functions: Paste custom text into text fields
Keybreeze is a Windows software application that supports text insertion. Text functions can be used to paste custom text into text fields. Press the hotkey, type a few letters of a text function, and press Enter to paste the custom text. Here are so...
Modified 4 years ago by Andrew Langford in Knowledgebase

Text functions: inserting timestamps
Text functions support custom timestamps, allowing you to paste the current time, in any format, in any text field. Just include timestamp attributes within <{ ... }> tags. Examples: <{MMMM d, yyyy h:mm:ss tt}>  Inserts Apri...
Created 8 years ago by Andrew Langford in Knowledgebase

Keybreeze Overview
See also: Frequently asked questions Keybreeze lets you perform almost any task on your computer with just a few keystrokes. Open files, folders, and websites, search your computer, search websites, paste custom text into text fields, automate actio...
Modified 6 years ago by Andrew Langford in Knowledgebase



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