WebApp
Keyboard shortcuts.
Use keyboard shortcuts and quick mouse gestures to switch symbols, open level and chart settings, apply column presets, and step through historical Replay sessions.
Workspace and settings shortcuts
| Shortcut | Action | Where it works |
|---|---|---|
Ctrl+K or Command+K | Open Symbol Spotlight to search and switch supported tickers. | Every WebApp page, including GEX History/Replay. |
Up / Down then Enter | Move through Symbol Spotlight results and open the highlighted symbol. | Inside Symbol Spotlight. |
Ctrl+M | Open GEX Level & Chart Settings (presets, level groups, relative-size filter, zones, candle themes, and expected-move toggles). | GEX Live Table and GEX Live Chart. Uses Control on both Windows and Mac. |
Ctrl+L | Open Column Presets to switch the three configurable metric columns at once. | GEX Live Table. Uses Control on both Windows and Mac. |
Esc | Close the active modal, drawer, or popover. | Anywhere in the WebApp. |
GEX Replay playback keys
When GEX History/Replay is active on desktop, use these keys to step through recorded snapshots:
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
Space | Play or pause historical playback. |
Left / Right (← / →) | Step backward or forward by one saved snapshot. |
Shift + Left / Shift + Right | Jump backward or forward by one recorded trading day. |
Mouse gestures and touch controls
- Right-click the chart or table background on desktop to open GEX Level & Chart Settings (same as
Ctrl+M). - Scroll the mouse wheel over the expiration strip to scroll horizontally through expiration chips without leaving the chart or table.
- Drag the inner edge of a chart profile column to resize the left or right exposure profile width on GEX Live Chart.
- Click any level badge on the chart or table to open the Level Analysis drawer for that strike.
- On phones and tablets, use the header search icon for Symbol Spotlight, the gear icon for settings, and the preset button on the table. Two separate browser windows or tabs can keep different symbols open at the same time.
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