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See if the Windows key by itself can open the Launchpad.

It would be great if you could paste the same way you can on LInux.

In Firefox, when not focused on a text box (URL bar/in-page box/etc.), the Home and End keys will take the user Back and Forward, instead of to the top and bottom of the page, respectively.

Add Alt-F4 functionality.

Add alt + shift to change input language

does not seem to work.

Need to consider exempting Terminal/iTerm2 from most rules as the OS is smart enough to let them do their own thing for the most part.

Add the initial list of shortcuts to the README.

See title.

This issue is to track adding "Alt+Tab" functionality.

To start: VirtualBox

Break up monolithic shortcut rule into individual rules to allow greater customization.

I think that ctrl + arrow is taking control on ctrl + alt + arrow.
Is it possible to free it?

I use Fork, a git client. To pull, you have to press ctrl(cmd)+shift+l but this doesn't work.

Hi @rux616 I'm unsure if I am doing someting wrong. After installing the repo file I would expect the follwing shortcut: Ctrl+left/right arrow to jump to end/start of word (the same as on PC) ?

Hello!

I hope you are doing well!

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Can you enable it, so that we can report it?

Thanks in advance!

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Hi!

I have a problem in a new clean. install trying to enable the modifications in this repo. Basic ones are not working currently, like Ctrl + C or Ctrl + V.

I imported all the shortcuts using the command in the README and Enable all.

I deleted the conditional block from the json file, and they started working:

"conditions": [
                  {
                     "bundle_identifiers": [
                        "^org\\.virtualbox\\.app\\.VirtualBoxVM$",
                        "^com\\.parallels\\.desktop\\.console$",
                        "^org\\.vmware\\.fusion$",
                        "^org\\.gnu\\.emacs$",
                        "^com\\.jetbrains",
                        "^com\\.microsoft\\.VSCode$",
                        "^com\\.sublimetext\\.3$",
                        "^net\\.kovidgoyal\\.kitty$",
                        "^com\\.citrix\\.XenAppViewer$",
                        "^com\\.microsoft\\.rdc\\.macos$",
                        "^io\\.alacritty$",
                        "^co\\.zeit\\.hyper$",
                        "^com\\.googlecode\\.iterm2$",
                        "^com\\.apple\\.Terminal$",
                        "^com\\.github\\.wez\\.wezterm$"
                     ],
                     "file_paths": [
                        [
                           "Chrome Remote Desktop\\.app"
                        ]
                     ],
                     "type": "frontmost_application_unless"
                  }
               ],

I am using Ventura 13.0.1. ¿Is there any problem with this OS version?

Thank you very much!

I saw you added ctrl-t to open new tabs, missing the shortcut to close em

After enabling karabiner windows mode emacs hotkeys receive interference.

In particular, ctrl-c, receives the meta-c input. This is also true for other overlapping hotkeys. The karabiner mode works as expected, and Emacs receives the signal replacement which has been modified via karabiner windows mode.

Is it possible to add emacs to the exception list. If you can explain how I would do that in the bundle.libsonnet file. I would be happy to submit the change.

How to add programs to the list, could be potentially useful for users if documented in the readme.

Ctrl+Home isn't working as expected (go to beginning of document).

Can probably cut down on the number of rules by using the generic "control", "shift", etc. modifiers versus their location-based counterparts, e.g. "left_control", "right_shift", etc.

title

Everything works as intended, until I enter iterm2 app. Once iterm is active cmd + number stops working until i click on some other app.
I am new to this, maybe someone can help me find solution for this. Thank you

In windows Ctrl+click a link on Google Chrome opens a new tab, I think this project should help with that as well (right now it just brings the context menu, as if one right-clicked the link)

My hunch is that this affects other shortcuts as well.

This bug is due to Karabiner unable to support anything but the physical layout of qwerty mappings, requiring a complete copy of the existing settings, mapping to the qwerty equivalents of what ever layout is desired.

Ctrl+C just copies text instead of sending an actual ^C.

Add the Windows+L shortcut to lock the computer.

Actually, now I press "Ctrl+Home" is "Ctrl+Command+Left"，because "Home" is "Command+Left" ?

🤔Consider reordering the order like this?:

{
  "title": "My Custom",
  "rules": [
    {
      "description": "Home (Terminal)",
      "manipulators": [
        {
          "from": {
            "key_code": "home",
            "modifiers": {"optional": ["any"]}
          },
          "to": [{
              "key_code": "a",
              "modifiers": ["control"]
          }],
          "conditions": [
            {
              "type": "frontmost_application_if",
              "bundle_identifiers": [
                "^com\\.apple\\.Terminal$",
                "^com\\.googlecode\\.iterm2$"
              ]
            }
          ],
          "type": "basic"
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "description": "End (Terminal)",
      "manipulators": [
        {
          "from": {
            "key_code": "end",
            "modifiers": {"optional": ["any"]}
          },
          "to": [{
              "key_code": "e",
              "modifiers": ["control"]
          }],
          "conditions": [
            {
              "type": "frontmost_application_if",
              "bundle_identifiers": [
                "^com\\.apple\\.Terminal$",
                "^com\\.googlecode\\.iterm2$"
              ]
            }
          ],
          "type": "basic"
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "description": "F5",
      "manipulators": [
        {
          "from": {
            "key_code": "f5",
            "modifiers": {"optional": ["any"]}
          },
          "to": [{
              "key_code": "r",
              "modifiers": ["command"]
          }],
          "conditions": [
            {
              "type": "frontmost_application_unless",
              "bundle_identifiers": [
              ]
            }
          ],
          "type": "basic"
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

Just want to add something maybe good for you guys (or even implemented in here too)

Home and End for Terminal (go to beginning of line and last of line)
F5 for refresh (command+r)

I think there should be an alternative version of this plugin that make exceptions for code editors and IDEs, those apps have their own keybindings files (e.g. keybindings.json in vscode) and changing ctrl for cmd for some combinations messes them up big time, for example it transforms ctrl+f to cmd+f but the command that the app had mapped for ctrl+f becomes completely inaccesible; plus another problem that arises is that the bindings stop making sense (because where it says ctrl now sometimes means cmd)

#32

See title.

title

Ctrl+t works to open tabs in Chrome. From Windows I am used to closing them with Ctrl+F4. It would be great to add that.

CMD+Shift+3 or 4 does not work anymore

Yes I'm using Ctrl in replace of cmd, but the screen shot tool does not get activated.

Would you mind explaining why Terminals are exempted from the shortcut remapping?

I saw the note in the readme, the original issue #15, as well as the addition for an alternate Ctrl+Shift+C/V for copy/paste issue #7. I don't understand why this is exempted though.

Thanks!

Sam

@ is still on Alt-L
~ is still on Alt-N

It would be super nice to get that too <3

A standard Ctrl + c shortcut which terminates the current process is not working in the build-in VSC terminal. The same shortcut works perfectly in standard and iTerm terminals. I have all 'Complex modifications' enabled.

I suppose it's a problem that we want keys to be remapped when using VSC, but disabled when focusing it's inside the terminal. There is any "way around" for this problem?

There is a rule called "Win" (not mentioned in README), but it seems to be broken - it's not opening Launchpad for me. Based on karabiner key codes list command cannot be used as from.key_code. The rule starts working after changing the key code to left_command.

@rux616 Could you please confirm my suspicions? I can open PR with a fix (and maybe some improvements) later on.

It's weird,

I activated all the rules, and still. On chrome it works just perfectly perfect, but for some reason, on VsCode it doesn't.

Could you guys point me out to the right direction ?

Thanks.