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Show correct shortcut on Mac OS X

8 years ago • updated 8 years ago • 4

In the right click menu and help screen it should show the correct keyboard shortcuts. As far as I can tell this only affects shortcuts with Ctrl in them.

For copy, paste and cut: replace Ctrl with Cmd

For moving items: Cmd+Ctrl+Arrow works instead of just Cmd or Ctrl+Arrow.

Ctrl+Home and Ctrl+End work like expected.

Open Link in Last Window: Ctrl+Shift+Click works instead of just Ctrl+Click

Ctrl+S should be Cmd+S

Ctrl+P works as is.

Ctrl+F should be Cmd+F

Edit: Updated with more accurate info.

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8 years ago

Thank you for a detailed list
Any ideas of what might be a good replacement for "Ins" key on MAC?

8 years ago

Insert might be tricky, it works fine if you have a USB keyboard plugged in that has an Insert key on it. But the built-in keyboard on a Macbook doesn't have an Insert key. Supposedly the way to simulate the insert key on a Macbook keyboard is Fn + Enter but Chrome seems to treat it just like hitting Enter normally.

I did some experimenting with window.onkeydown and it looks like the event generated for Fn + Enter is exactly the same as Enter except code="NumpadEnter" and location=3.

8 years ago

I guess I can't edit my answer anymore but wanted to update and say I checked on my USB keyboard and checked all the shortcuts with Insert.

Insert Note as Parent - Works if you add Ctrl, Alt or Cmd to Shift+Ins

Insert Node as the first subnode - Works with Alt+Ins, also Ctrl+Ins and Cmd+Ins give this action

Insert Note as the last subnode - Can't make this work from the keyboard, always get Insert Note as the first subnode action

window.onkeydown doesn't register any event if you just press Insert, only when combined with Cmd, Alt/Option or Ctrl

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