Keybreeze is invisible when you're not using it. It hides in the
background and has no effect on system performance.

Pressing the global hotkey (semicolon by default) will always
activate Keybreeze, so you can perform many tasks
from the home row of the keyboard.

If you need to insert a semicolon, just tap it twice, or press
Semicolon + Space or Semicolon + Enter.

The hotkey can be changed to any key combination.

You can open any file, folder, or website from Keybreeze:

Create macros to automate repetitive computer tasks, such as backing up files and folders.

Instead of opening something, text functions will paste custom text
into the document or text field in which you are working.

Typing this into Keybreeze...

You can also open websites by typing the URL:

In addition to opening programs and web pages, Keybreeze can run commands and search websites.  For example, you can check the memory status, jot a note, restart your computer, activate the screensaver, and more by typing keywords into the toolbar.