F/ Shift + F moves to the next/previous form control.

I/ Shift + I moves to the next/previous list item.

L/ Shift + L moves to the next/previous list.

Control + Alt + Arrow keys moves the cursor around a table's cells.

T/ Shift + T moves to the next/previous table.

K/ Shift + K moves to the next/previous link.

1/ Shift + 1 to 6/ Shift + 6 moves to the next/previous heading of that level.

H/ Shift + H moves to the next/previous heading.

link or button), triggering focus mode if appropriate.

Tab moves to the next focusable element (e.g.

In NVDA, pressing Ctrl + Down (or Ctrl + Up) moves to the next (or previous) element, announcing it fully in one go (regardless of its length).

If the end (or start) of the element is reached, the cursor is moved to the next (or previous) one.

Down/ Up announces the next/previous line of text in the current element.

Ctrl + Home announces the current page title and moves the cursor to the top of the page.

Throughout this guide, there is much more information available about the tackled subjects.Īnd remember: when talking about the NVDA or JAWS keys, we mean the Insert key.

The following cheat-sheet lists the most important ones. While desktop screen readers literally have dozens (if not hundreds) of keyboard shortcuts, only a fraction of them is needed for everyday usage.

Nvda screen reader keyboard shortcuts