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Keyboard shortcuts

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Keyboard shortcuts

Build tests faster with keyboard shortcuts

Speed and precision matter when you are working inside a visual test builder.

DoesQA includes powerful keyboard shortcuts and right-click context controls so you can create, edit, and structure complex branching tests without slowing down.

Build tests faster with keyboard shortcuts

The following standard shortcuts are supported directly inside the Flow Designer and visual test editor:

These work alongside the right-click context menu to make everyday actions faster and more predictable.

  • Copy → Ctrl/Cmd + C

  • Paste at cursor → Ctrl/Cmd + V

  • Duplicate → Ctrl/Cmd + D

  • Group → Ctrl/Cmd + G

  • Ungroup → Ctrl/Cmd + U

  • Select all → Ctrl/Cmd + A

  • Copy and paste logic across different areas of a Flow

  • Duplicate nodes instantly

  • Group related steps for clarity

  • Ungroup when flexibility is needed

  • Build complex end to end tests faster

  • Maintain large automation packs with less effort

Automation often requires repeating patterns, reorganising logic, or refactoring flows.

Copy and paste logic across different areas of a Flow

This is especially powerful when combined with branching flows and Node Groups, allowing you to expand test coverage quickly without increasing maintenance overhead.

As your test automation grows, small efficiencies compound.

Keyboard shortcuts reduce friction inside the Flow Designer, helping teams:

It is a simple feature, but for teams building serious automation, it makes a measurable difference.

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DoesQA Flows dashboard

Get your next release tested end to end.

Hosted journeys with email, MFA, and branching. Shared Elements keep maintenance low. Pass and fail from real hosted browsers.

Get your next release tested end to end.

Hosted journeys with email, MFA, and branching. Shared Elements keep maintenance low. Pass and fail from real hosted browsers.