Context menu items (Right-click on file) are inconsistently missing from Command Palette, hotkey and three-dot menu

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@WhiteNoise

The command palette does not (and is not intended to) contain every possible action that you can do.

This is a big surprise.

I understand that some of the file explorer context menu items are not in the three-dot menu for mostly space and clutter reasons, but I don’t understand why some commands must necessarily be invoked only by mouse and there is no way to use a keyboard.

I personally care mostly about the “Make a copy (duplicate)” command myself.

Relevant threads:

Add Make a copy of current file (duplicate) to command palette

Right now, you can only clone a note by right-clicking in file explorer and selecting Make a copy. This would be much more accessible if it was in the command palette and in the note’s three-dot menu.

Nitpick: rename "Make a copy of" to "Duplicate"

Use case or problem Everywhere I look (at least on macOS), the functionality for “Make a copy of” is called “Duplicate”. I thought I could get used to the awkward name after a while, but it’s been 6 months and the inconsistency still bothers me, so I thought I’d throw that out there as a nitpick FR. Feel free to close if it’s not worth your time. Proposed solution Rename “Make a copy of” to “Duplicate”. Current workaround (optional) Wait a few more years to get used to it.