Does the web-based Evernote app have keyboard shortcuts

The Netflix movie player (Silverlight version) implements at least the following keyboard shortcuts:

• Space – Toggle Play/Pause

• Enter – Toggle Play/Pause

• PgUp – Play

• PgDn – Pause

• F – Full-screen

• Esc – Exit full-screen

In full-screen mode:

• Ctrl+Space – Fast-forward/rewind mode. Initially this key stroke pauses the movie to enter key frame (aka intra-frame or i-frame) fast-forward/rewind mode. The right and left arrow keys then fast-forward and rewind.

The following Ctrl+Shift+Alt+* shortcuts (Ctrl+Shift+Option+* in Mac OS X) toggle information displays on/off when the player is NOT in full-screen mode. The displays will remain on, however, when full-screen mode is activated.

• Ctrl+Shift+Alt+M – Menu

• Ctrl+Shift+Alt+C – Codes; frame rate plus other (unknown to me) info. Also makes other overlays green.

• Ctrl+Shift+Alt+D – Display A/V Stats on-screen

• Ctrl+Shift+Alt+L – Logging window

• Ctrl+Shift+Alt+P – Player Info

• Ctrl+Shift+Alt+S – Stream bit rate and manual rate selection

Source: Netflix Movie Player Keyboard Shortcuts

It's at the bottom of the Screen reader support page:

Keyboard shortcut           Function
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O                           To jump to the beginning of the flash player

Spacebar                    Play/Pause when the seek bar is selected.
                            Activate a button if a button has focus

Play/Pause Media Key
on keyboards                Play / Pause

Stop Media Key
on keyboards                Stop

Next Track Media Key
on keyboards                Moves to the next track in a play/list

Left/Right arrow on
the seek bar                Seek backward/forward 5 seconds

Ctrl+left/ctrl+right
arrow on the seek bar       Seek backward/forward 10 seconds

Home/End on the seek bar    Seek to the beginning/last seconds of the video

Up/Down arrow on the
seek bar                    Increase/Decrease volume 5%

Numbers 1 to 9
(not on the numeric pad)
on the seek bar             Seek to the 10% to 90% of the video

Number 0
(not on the numeric pad)
on the seek bar             Seek to the beginning of the video

Indeed it's very hard to find. They ought to make a dedicated page for this.