On macOS, Malimite uses the native screen menu bar. Shortcuts that use Ctrl on Windows and Linux use Cmd on macOS for menu accelerators. The x key shortcut in the code viewer works the same on all platforms.
Navigation
| Action | Windows / Linux | macOS | Description |
|---|
| Search | Ctrl+F | Cmd+F | Toggle the in-file search bar in the code viewer to find and step through text matches in the current file |
| Search in code | Ctrl+H | Ctrl+H | Open a dialog to search for a variable, method, or class name across all decompiled code |
| Right panel | Ctrl+L | Cmd+L | Toggle the right-side panel |
| Xrefs | Ctrl+X | Ctrl+X | Show cross-references for the symbol under the cursor in the current function |
| Expand all | Ctrl+E | Ctrl+E | Expand all nodes in the file tree |
| Collapse all | Ctrl+C | Ctrl+C | Collapse all nodes in the file tree |
| Close window | Ctrl+W | Ctrl+W | Close the current analysis window |
Code viewer
| Action | Key | Description |
|---|
| Show references | x | With a word selected (or the cursor on a word) in the code viewer, shows all references to that symbol within the current class context. Works on variables, method names, and class names. |
You do not need to select text before pressing x. If nothing is selected, Malimite reads the word at the cursor position automatically.
File editing
| Action | Windows / Linux | macOS | Description |
|---|
| Edit function | Ctrl+E | Ctrl+E | Start editing the currently selected function. A function node must be selected in the Classes tree (not a class node) for this to activate. |
Ctrl+E is registered for both Expand All (View menu) and Edit Function (File menu). Which action fires depends on which menu item receives focus first. Use the right-click context menu on a function node as a reliable alternative for editing.
View
| Action | Windows / Linux | macOS | Description |
|---|
| Zoom in | Ctrl+= | Ctrl+= | Increase font size in the code viewer |
| Zoom out | Ctrl+- | Ctrl+- | Decrease font size in the code viewer |
| Reset zoom | Ctrl+0 | Ctrl+0 | Restore the default font size in the code viewer |
| Line wrap | Alt+W | Alt+W | Toggle line wrapping in the code viewer |
Application
| Action | Windows / Linux | macOS | Description |
|---|
| Preferences | Ctrl+, | Cmd+, | Open the Preferences dialog |