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Originally Posted by KevinH
No, Qt remaps the Apple Key to the Cntrl Key, and remaps others as well. This is to make all shortcuts cross platform. Where you see Ctrl use the Apple Key.
Qt has done this for over 15 years, so it will not be changed. This is why Ctrl+C to cut on Windows maps to Apple Key C on mac which is traditional on the mac platform.
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I see. My inexperience on Mac shows up here. Sorry.
Later, I decided to just assign Cmd+Shift+B to assign focus to the Book Browser and lo and behold, the shortcut entry displayed Ctrl+Shift+B. So it is only the display that is misleading and if that's down to Qt, then tough.
Shame though, because my MacBook does have a Control key as well as Option, fn-globe, and Command. So seeing Ctrl+Shift+B, that's what I did, used the Ctrl key.
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Originally Posted by odamizu
This is already in the last version of the User Manual (2022). I added it myself, Mac user that I am
@philja: User Manual > Preferences chapter > Keyboard shortcuts — includes instructions on customizing Keyboard shortcuts to your liking. Download here: https://sigil-ebook.com/sigil/guide/ |
Thanks for the link.