> ## Documentation Index
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# Add, Edit, and Delete Your Celerity Keyboard Shortcuts
> Add your own keyboard shortcuts, update existing keys or URLs, and remove shortcuts you no longer need — all in the Celerity Settings panel.
Celerity keeps your shortcut list entirely in your hands. You can add any site you visit often, update a key or URL you no longer want, or remove shortcuts you have outgrown — all from the Settings panel without leaving your new tab page.
## Opening Settings
Reach the Settings panel in either of these two ways:
* Click the **gear icon** (⚙) in the top-right corner of any new tab page.
* Press Alt + + (the plus / equals key) anywhere on a new tab page.
## Adding a shortcut
The shortcut list always ends with an empty row — three blank input fields waiting for a new entry. Fill them in and confirm to create your shortcut.
**1. Open Settings**
Click the gear icon or press Alt + +.
**2. Scroll to the empty row**
The last row in the shortcut list has empty **Key**, **Name**, and **URL** placeholders. Click the **Key** field to start typing.
**3. Fill in the three fields**
Enter a unique key (e.g. `tw`), the site name (e.g. `Tailwind CSS`), and the URL (e.g. `tailwindcss.com`).
**4. Confirm the new shortcut**
Press Enter in any field, or click the **+** (add) button at the right end of the row.
**5. Verify the new tile**
The shortcut appears in the grid on your new tab page immediately — no refresh needed.
> [!NOTE]
>
> **URL auto-formatting** — Celerity normalizes what you type before saving:
>
> * A single-word input with no dots is expanded to a `.com` domain (e.g. `tailwind` becomes `tailwind.com`).
> * Any URL without a protocol gets `https://` prepended automatically (e.g. `tailwindcss.com` becomes `https://tailwindcss.com`).
> [!NOTE]
>
> If the key you typed already exists, a confirmation dialog asks whether you want to **override** the existing shortcut. Click **Override** to replace it, or **Cancel** to go back and choose a different key.
## Editing a shortcut
You can change a shortcut's key, display name, or URL at any time. Rows are read-only until you explicitly unlock them for editing.
**1. Open Settings**
Click the gear icon or press Alt + +.
**2. Find the shortcut row**
Scroll through the list until you see the shortcut you want to change.
**3. Enter edit mode**
Click the **pencil** (edit) button on the right side of the row. All three fields become editable and focus moves to the Key field.
**4. Make your changes**
Update the **Key**, **Name**, or **URL** as needed.
**5. Save**
Press Enter in any field, or click the **checkmark** (save) button that replaced the pencil icon.
> [!NOTE]
>
> Two validation rules apply when saving an edited shortcut:
>
> * **All fields are required.** Attempting to save with any empty field is blocked; focus moves to the first blank field so you can fill it in.
> * **Key collisions require confirmation.** If you change the key to one that already exists, a confirmation dialog asks whether to override it — the same flow as adding a duplicate key.
## Deleting a shortcut
Removing a shortcut takes only two clicks — a confirmation dialog protects you from accidental deletions.
**1. Open Settings**
Click the gear icon or press Alt + +.
**2. Find the shortcut row**
Scroll the list to the shortcut you want to remove.
**3. Click the trash icon**
Click the **trash** button on the right side of the row.
**4. Confirm the deletion**
Click **Delete** in the confirmation dialog. Click **Cancel** to abort and keep the shortcut.
**5. Verify removal**
The shortcut disappears from the grid immediately after you confirm.
## Empty state
If you delete every shortcut, the grid replaces all tiles with a single large **+** tile in the center. Click that tile to open Settings — from there you can add your first shortcut and start rebuilding your list.
> [!TIP]
>
> Your shortcuts are saved automatically in your browser. They persist across sessions and are not shared with any server.
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