Add N and P, remove F5 shortcuts

docs/shortcuts-en.md

@@ -2,16 +2,22 @@
 
 You can navigate between slides, start and stop presentation using keyboard shortcuts.
 
+- [Start and Stop](#start-and-stop)
 - [Forward](#forward)
-- [Backward](#back)
+- [Backward](#backward)
 - [First and Last](#first-and-last)
-- [Start and Stop](#start-and-stop)
+
+## Start and Stop
+
+- Start from the current slide: `Cmd Enter` or `Cmd Option P`
+- Start from the first slide `Cmd Shift Enter`
+- Stop: `Esc` key
 
 ## Forward
 
 - `Right` and `Down` arrows
 - `Page Down` key or `Fn Down` on Mac
-- `J` or `L` keys, like in console
+- `N` for “next”, `J` or `L` keys
 - `Enter` key
 - `Space` key during presentation
 
@@ -19,7 +25,7 @@ You can navigate between slides, start and stop presentation using keyboard shor
 
 - `Left` and `Up` arrows
 - `Page Up` key or `Fn Up` on Mac
-- `K` or `H` keys, like in console
+- `P` for “previous”, `K` or `H` keys, like in vim
 - `Shift Enter` key
 - `Shift Space` key during presentation
 
@@ -27,9 +33,3 @@ You can navigate between slides, start and stop presentation using keyboard shor
 
 - First slide: `Home` key or `Fn Left` on Mac
 - Last slide: `End` key or `Fn Right` on Mac
-
-## Start and Stop
-
-- Start presentation from the current slide: `Cmd Enter`, `Cmd Option P`, `Shift F5`
-- Start presentation from the first slide `Cmd Shift Enter` or `F5`
-- Stop presentation: `Esc` or `F5` key