I'm going to confirm this but only partially. We legally cannot use the windows symbol as it is a registered trademark. We can however use the saint john's arms (⌘) since it is not a trademarked symbol. This represents the Command, Super, Meta, etc key. The naming is not consistent across all platforms, but it should be pretty apparent that this is *the* special key.
However I agree that the alt/option, tab, and shift symbols probably aren't as immediately recognizable as just writing "Alt" "Tab" "Shift"
I'm going to confirm this but only partially. We legally cannot use the windows symbol as it is a registered trademark. We can however use the saint john's arms (⌘) since it is not a trademarked symbol. This represents the Command, Super, Meta, etc key. The naming is not consistent across all platforms, but it should be pretty apparent that this is *the* special key.
However I agree that the alt/option, tab, and shift symbols probably aren't as immediately recognizable as just writing "Alt" "Tab" "Shift"