Globe+Right or Left arrow: Move the Slide Over panel.Globe+ (backslash): Bring up the Slide Over interface.

Control+Globe+Right or Left Arrow: Snap a window to the right or left of the display.Shift+Globe+A: Show the App library on your iPad.Globe+S: Open Siri ready for a voice command.Command+Right or Left Arrow: Quickly switch between open apps.Command+Tab: Bring the apps switcher interface up on screen.Command+Option+D: Show or hide the iPadOS Dock.Command+Shift+4: Take a screenshot and open Markup to view or edit it.Command+Shift+3: Take a screenshot (which is sent to the Photos gallery).Command+Tab: Switch to the most recently used app.Command+Space: Show the search box (or hide it if it’s already visible).Command+H: Go back to the iPadOS home screen.Then there are the system-wide shortcuts that don’t depend on an individual app and are going to work anywhere: If you spend a lot of time in Safari on your iPad, you can use a lot of the same keyboard shortcuts as you do on macOS: Command+T to open a new tab, Command+W to close a tab, Control+Tab (or Control+Shift+Tab to cycle through open tabs, and so on. Hold down the Command key and you can then take advantage of the same shortcuts used by Gmail on the web - C to compose, E to archive, R to reply, and so on. With Gmail for the iPad, you need to pick Settings from the app menu, then tap Enable keyboard shortcuts. You’ll need to investigate your favourite apps to see if there are any keyboard shortcuts available (for example, Things has more than most), but in some specific apps these shortcuts will need to be turned on.

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