Single-key shortcuts work when you are not typing: they are ignored inside a text field, a dropdown or an editable area, and when Ctrl, Alt or Cmd is held. Both the extension and the web app let you turn them off.

In the extension

Key	Action
`1` - `6`	Switch to Tags, Previews, Audit, Site, AI, Compare
`/`	Go to the Tags tab and focus its search
`r`	Scan the current page again
`?`	Show or hide the shortcuts help
`Esc`	Close the open layer: Settings, the shortcuts help, History or the account menu

In the tab bar, the Left and Right arrows, Home and End move between tabs. While Settings or the shortcuts help is open, Tab and Shift+Tab stay inside it, and closing it puts focus back on the button that opened it.

Extension 1.0.25, the current Chrome Web Store release, switches tabs with 1 - 5 only and its help sheet still lists 1 - 4; 6 for Compare and the on/off switch below come with 1.0.27.

In the web app

Key	Action
`?`	Show or hide the shortcuts help
`/`	Focus the Scan box on the Dashboard
`g` then `d`	Go to the Dashboard
`g` then `h`	Go to History
`g` then `b`	Go to Bulk audit
`g` then `m`	Go to Monitor
`g` then `s`	Go to Saved
`g` then `t`	Go to Tasks
`1` - `6`	Switch tabs on a scan page
`s`	Swap the two sides on Compare
`Esc`	Close the open dialog

Press g and then the letter within about a second. g s goes to Saved; it never also swaps on Compare.

Install + first scan - the six extension tabs
Web app overview - every page the g keys reach
Compare scans - the Compare tab and page

In the extension

In the web app

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