Keyboard Shortcuts

WinMac deploys familiar macOS keyboard shortcuts with AutoHotkey scripts, which were programmed to run at every log on using Task Scheduler.

Global

• alt+backspace - Delete key
• win+q - close window (alt+F4)

Windows Management

• alt+` - switch forward between windows of currently focused app
• alt+shift+` - switch backward between windows of currently focused app
• win+enter - maximize window
• win+m - minimize window
• ctrl+alt+m - minimize all windows
• ctrl+alt+esc - force end task(s) of currently focused app

File Explorer

• ctrl+h - hide/show hidden files and folders
• shift+enter - rename file or folder

Terminal

• ctrl+f - move to next suggested word in Terminal

Taskbar

• win+alt+t - show or hide Taskbar

Dock

• ctrl+alt+d - show or hide Dock
• shift - hold while clicking an icon to run another app instance
• ctrl+shift - hold while clicking an icon to run as Administrator

Edge

• ctrl+shift+c - copy current URL

Notes

• alt+n - new note
• alt+delete - delete note
• alt+x - notes explorer
• alt+s - show all notes
• alt+h - hide all notes
• alt+g - go to next note
• alt+d - duplicate note
• alt+t - note being always on top
• alt+l - lock note
• alt+m - minimize note
• alt+F4 - hide note
• alt+x - notes explorer

Launchpad

• F4 - show/hide WinLaunch

Recommendations

I recommend to check Windows Keyboard shortcuts to find default keybindings in Windows. You can modify them or add custom ones using Keyboard Manager utility in PowerToys.

• ctrl+` - ctrl+shift+tab shortcut
• win+w - ctrl+alt+d shortcut (show/hide Dock)
• ctrl+alt+f - F11 shortcut (full screen)
• win+s - win+shift+s shortcut (Snipping Tool)
• win+shift+s - win+prtsc shortcut (screenshot)