Third-Level VoiceOver Commands, macOS Sierra

Function Keys Row

escclose window
F1not mapped
F2*window dimensions and screen location
F3*item dimensions and screen location
F4move keyboard focus to VoiceOver cursor
F5move mouse pointer to VoiceOver cursor
F6not mapped
F7not mapped
F8VoiceOver Quick Start
F9hide or show braille panel
F10hide or show caption panel
F11hide or show visuals
F12not mapped
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Number Keys Row

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7describe hot spot
8describe hot spot
9describe hot spot
0describe hot spot
-not mapped
=toggle table grouping
deletenot mapped

Tab Key Row

tabnot mapped
Qfind next blockquote
Wfind next blockquote same level
Efind next misspelled word
Rnot mapped
Tfind next table
Yfind next column
Ufind next underlined text
Ifind next italic text
Ofind next font change
Pfind next plain text
[find previous web spot
]find next web spot
\jump back to parent row or folder

Caps Lock Key Row

caps lockpressed
Anot mapped
Sfind next item of same type/style
Dfind next item of different type/style
Ffind next frame in HTML
Gfind next graphic
Hfind next heading
Jfind next control
Kfind next color change
Lfind next link
;not mapped
'not mapped
returnstart multiple selection and select each item

Shift Key Row

shift
Znot mapped
Xfind next list
Cfind next style change
Vfind next visited link
Bfind next bold text
Nfind next auto web spot
Mfind next heading of same level
,not mapped
.not mapped
/not mapped
shiftnot mapped

Control Key Row

fn
controlpressed
optionpressed
command ⌘pressed
space baropen the Actions menu
⌘ command
enter
increase setting value previous setting decrease setting value next setting

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