Use case or problem Say I want to map Cmd + j to something. When I do this, I don’t know if that key combination is already mapped to something, so I might clobber it. Further, there is no real way to know what hotkeys are mapped to what, and this becomes cumbersome when trying out various hot-keys …

I was just wishing for this today. It’s cumbersome now, but I see this becoming an even bigger problem as more and more plugins are developed that add new functions.

When filtering in hotkeys settings, match also the hotkeys (e.g. “Ctrl+K”), not only the command names. The same in command-palette. Use cases Safely checking what given hotkey does. Eliminating redundantly assigned hotkeys. Unifying hotkeys manually across applications … Proposed solution For e…

I am a novice at this, but I am going to try to use Keyboard Maestro to make a list of command that I use when doing xx type project. I need a list like the one that appears with the Advanced chart plugin. I am too old to remember all these hot keys. My fingers will not reach the keys while pushi…

Use case or problem Not able to search for what is bound to Ctrl+O. Instead I need to know the exact name of the action to which Ctrl+O is bound. Then and only then can I change it. Proposed solution Search either name or written keyboard combination, like so: Ctrl+O. Current workaround (optiona…

Try this: Bind Ctrl-O to the command you want. If Obsidian shows a little red badge indicating a conflict, hover over the badge to see a popup that describes the conflict. Delete the Ctrl-O from the other command.

I believe this functionality comes from the Hotkey Helper plugin.

I don’t have Hotkey Helper, but I always do the steps above to find conflicts. It’s part of Obsidian core. [image]

It doesn’t work if there are two hotkeys assigned already: [image] Anybody knows what ctrl+l is assigned to?

[image] Kossak: It doesn’t work if there are two hotkeys assigned already: I would file that as a separate feature request: when a hotkey is assigned to more than 1 command, instead of saying conflicts with 2 other commands, it should say conflicts with "Omnisearch: Vault search" and 1 other …

This thread has a way to list all hotkeys for easy identification: [image] How to avoid redefining hotkeys? Help Don’t conflicts show immediately in red? [conflicts in red] Any use? Commands by hotkey ```dataviewjs const getNestedObject = (nestedObj, pat…

A way to find which command is bound a specific hotkey

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This thread has a way to list all hotkeys for easy identification: