Hotkeys & shortcuts

Bind global hotkeys for Start, Search, and Quick Settings to keep your workflow fast.

Why hotkeys matter

The fastest way to use Sulguni Taskbar is to treat it like a control layer:

open → do the thing → close → keep working.

Global hotkeys make that muscle memory.

Sulguni Taskbar supports global shortcuts for the core flyouts:

Defaults are intentionally “unlikely to conflict”:

You can change these in the app’s Settings.

Most people bind hotkeys for:

Rules that work in practice:

Keep the same modifiers and change only the letter (easier to remember).
Avoid Cmd + Space and other “global monopolies” you already rely on.
If you switch keyboard layouts often, prefer letter keys that don’t move around for you.

Rules of thumb:

Avoid conflicts with apps you use daily.
Prefer chords that your hands can hit without looking.
If you already use Spotlight heavily, don’t fight the same shortcut - pick something else.

Tip: the default pattern (Ctrl + Option + Cmd + …) is a solid baseline.

Make sure the app is running.
Check for conflicts (another app may have claimed the same shortcut).
If the hotkey opens a window workflow and something fails, confirm permissions (especially Accessibility).