Using Flow

Workspaces, tabs and panes

Each Flow window has a sidebar of workspaces. A workspace holds tabs, and each tab can split into panes.

Workspaces

A workspace takes the name of the folder you’re in. To rename or close one, right-click it in the sidebar.

Shortcut Action
⌘N New workspace
⌘1–9 Switch workspace
⇧⌘[ ⇧⌘] Previous or next workspace
⌘B Show or hide the sidebar

Tabs

Shortcut Action
⌘T New tab
⌃1–9 Switch tab
⌥⌘W Close tab

Panes

Shortcut Action
⌘D Split right
⇧⌘D Split down
⇧⌘↩ Zoom the pane to fill the tab
⌘W Close pane

Drag a divider to resize panes.

Windows

⇧⌘N opens a new window with its own workspaces.

Restoration

Flow reopens your windows, workspaces, tabs and splits, each in the folder it was in. Running programs don’t come back, so each pane starts a new shell.

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