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- Sorting the timeline
- Syncing accounts
- Keyboard shortcuts

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- On My Mac: added hiding/disabling
- On My Mac: added syncing note
- Adding Feeds: added links
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@title How to go through your articles
# How to go through your articles in NetNewsWire
NetNewsWire was built to make it easy to read your articles one-handed. This is perfect for when your other hand is occupied with a warm drink or an insistent furry friend.
One-handed reading is accomplished with keyboard shortcuts. NetNewsWires shortcuts are special because they only require pressing *a single key*.
(For a full list of keyboard shortcuts, including Command (⌘) key alternatives, see the [Keyboard Shortcuts](keyboard-shortcuts.html) help page, or use **Help → Keyboard Shortcuts** in NetNewsWire.)
Use the Space bar
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The easiest way to read articles in NetNewsWire is using the **space bar**.
If youre reading an article that can be scrolled, pressing **space bar** will scroll it just like it would in Safari. If youre at the end of the article, **space bar** will take you to the next unread article.
Go to Next Unread
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Sometimes you may want to skip reading an article entirely thats totally fine! Rather than press space bar multiple times, you can jump directly to the next unread item by pressing ⌘-/ or just press **n** or **+**.
If you want to skip the article for now, but plan to come back to it later, the **m** key is for you. Pressing it will mark the current article as unread and then go to the *next unread* item.
Moving around lists
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You may not always want to read linearly imagine theres a new article on [Julia Evans](https://jvns.ca) site you want to read first. You still dont need to leave the keyboard.
Pressing the left and right arrow keys will move you between the three panes in the NetNewsWire interface. Those panes are, from the left, the subscriptions list (sidebar), articles list timeline (centre pane) and the full article detail pane (right). The selected items highlight colour gives you a hint to which pane is active.
In the subscription and article lists, the up and down arrow keys will change the currently selected item.
Marking as read or unread
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As you zip through the NetNewsWire interface, you may want to mark an article as read or unread. The easiest way to do this is use the **r** and **u** keys, respectively.
Again, see the [Keyboard Shortcuts](keyboard-shortcuts.html) help page or **Help → Keyboard Shortcuts** in NetNewsWire for a full list of keyboard shortcuts.