Open a Discover post and what you can do with it
Click a card in Discover to read the post, step through the others with the arrow keys, open it on its own platform in a new tab, and copy its link, text or a prompt.
Clicking a post in Discover opens it in a window on top of the page. You read the post there, step to the next one, and use the three-dot menu to open it on its own platform, copy it or ask an AI about it.
Open and move between posts
Click any card or any row of the list. The window shows the creator, the post's words, its media and its numbers. Posts with video have a Play button, and a post that links out can say Watch on TikTok or the like. Long text ends in Read more.
To move to the next post, click the arrows or press the left and right arrow keys. The letters J and K work too. The window steps through the posts in the order they are on the page, so whatever filter and sort you set decides the sequence.
Open the original in a new tab
Open the More menu, the three dots in the window's top bar, and choose View on followed by the platform's name, for example View on YouTube. The original post opens in a new browser tab, and Discover stays where it was. Links inside a post's text open in a new tab too.
The menu
The menu lists what you can do with the open post. The letter at the right of each row is its shortcut.
- What it does
- Shows the post beside the page, so you can keep browsing.
- Key
- P
- What it does
- Opens the original in a new tab.
- Key
- O
- What it does
- Copies the post's address.
- Key
- L
- What it does
- Copies the post's words.
- Key
- T
- What it does
- Copies the post with its details as a prompt-ready note.
- Key
- E
- What it does
- Saves the post's picture or thumbnail.
- Key
- D
- What it does
- Takes the post out of your Discover. Owners and admins only.
- Key
- R
Some rows only show when they apply: a post with no address has no link to copy, and a post with no picture has nothing to download.
The shortcuts work while a post is open, and on the card under your pointer. They are switched off while you are typing in a box.
Ask an AI about the post
At the foot of the menu is a row labelled Ask AI with a small button for each AI tool. Clicking one opens that tool in a new tab with a prompt about the post already written. This uses the tool's own website, so you need to be signed in to it there. Each button also has a number key, starting at 1, in the order shown.
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Last updated November 3, 2026
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