Section scoped
The same key combination can perform a different valid action in another section because only the active module receives it.
Use compact Ctrl+Alt commands for the active Triplem VIP section without colliding with browser Ctrl+N, and open the in-section Shortcuts tag whenever you need the full key map.
Triplem VIP shortcuts are desktop-only, section-scoped and paused while another dialog or input field is active.
The same key combination can perform a different valid action in another section because only the active module receives it.
The Shortcuts tag and shortcut overlay are intentionally unavailable on mobile/touch layouts.
Click the desktop Shortcuts tag inside a supported section to see the commands available there.
Browser-reserved Ctrl+N is not used. Triplem VIP uses Ctrl+Alt combinations to avoid opening a new browser window.
Shortcuts pause while text inputs, selects, textareas or active dialogs need keyboard focus.
Shortcut commands trigger the same module workflows and permission checks as their visible buttons.
| Shortcut | Action | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Ctrl + Alt + N | Add Expense | Expenses only |
| Ctrl + Alt + A | Add Money | Expenses only |
| Ctrl + Alt + T | Transfer Money | Expenses only |
| Ctrl + Alt + F | Focus Search | Expenses only |
| Shortcut | Action | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Ctrl + Alt + G | Loan Given | Loan Given / Received Back |
| Ctrl + Alt + R | Received Back | Loan Given / Received Back |
| Ctrl + Alt + T | Loan Taken | Loan Taken / Returned |
| Ctrl + Alt + B | Loan Returned | Loan Taken / Returned |
| Ctrl + Alt + O | Filter Open / Partial | Both loan modes |
| Ctrl + Alt + F | Focus Search | Both loan modes |
Ctrl + Alt + F focuses the Assets search while Assets is active.
Ctrl + Alt + F focuses Installments search while Installments is active.
Ctrl + Alt + N creates a New Note and Ctrl + Alt + F focuses Notes search.
For example, Ctrl+Alt+T means Transfer Money in Expenses but Loan Taken in the Loan Taken/Returned view. This is safe because the shortcut layer checks the active section before dispatching an action.
Browsers reserve Ctrl+N for opening a new window. Triplem VIP therefore uses Ctrl+Alt combinations for section actions instead of fighting a browser-level command.
No. The Shortcuts tag and its directory are desktop-only, and the keyboard handler is not intended to provide these commands on mobile/touch layouts.
Yes, only when the active section makes the meaning unambiguous. Ctrl+Alt+T can transfer money in Expenses and create a Loan Taken in the matching loan view because only that active section receives the command.
Shortcut dispatch pauses while text fields, selects, textareas or active dialogs require keyboard focus, preventing commands from interrupting normal data entry.