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Currently the interface essentially forces one to use modifier keys to access most of its functionality, whether that is playing/pausing, adding to the queue, or switching tabs. Interestingly enough, if you bind those functions to single keys, the operations still work, but you can no longer type in a search box.
Ideally this would be toggleable functionality, so if someone binds search to a shortcut (say "s"), then they can use any combination of keys to access other systems, and still be able to type in the search field when "s" is pressed.
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I agree that this is a problem especially seeing bind a common modifier + keys (e.x. C-c and C-m) to various signals to be backwards compatible with very old systems. This will randomly break people's configurations because it will suddenly not work without any explanation.
So I hundred percent agree and, funnily enough, started working on this just today.
I wouldn't have recommended it since it requires a pretty big rethink on how Clay hotkeys work in general (which are kinda pain to be honest).
The reason why 40928f9 doesn't include it is because I wanted to be able to easily reverse the commit it if our eternal god emperor @and3rson disagreed with it.
Currently the interface essentially forces one to use modifier keys to access most of its functionality, whether that is playing/pausing, adding to the queue, or switching tabs. Interestingly enough, if you bind those functions to single keys, the operations still work, but you can no longer type in a search box.
Ideally this would be toggleable functionality, so if someone binds search to a shortcut (say "s"), then they can use any combination of keys to access other systems, and still be able to type in the search field when "s" is pressed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: