Keybindings.json file

[LION]

I have seen some keyboard-short cut problems in the forum recently, which I intended to report, like these 3 problems below:
I think a keybindings.json file can be the final solution. (instead of APIs nor the Vim plugin.)

as mentioned in Obsidian Release v0.6.0

The OTHER big news: You can now follow links with the keyboard. By default, follow the link under the cursor with alt-Enter

But in v0.8.2, control panel, we cant see an option for follow the link under the cursor although the function and hotkey exists.

Mac hotkeys for Back/Forward

It’s currently mapped to cmd+right/left arrow - the problem is those hotkeys are used generally used to move the cursor to the beginning & end of a sentence. Much more common back/forward hotkeys for mac are cmd+[ and cmd+] (used in Safari & Chrome)

VS Code keybindings

Vim keybindings sound nice, but I don’t use vim. Can VS Code keybindings come to Obsidian? VS Code has some exhaustive, platform-specific references here. Alternatively, you can expose a keybinding API with the plugins.

[LION]

I already see this JSON file in the .obsidian/.config file. It could be useful if we have a detailed file.

[argentum]

Another +1 for this

[karlgem]

Another +1. There’s already an option to enable Emacs-legacy. Perhaps instead the keybindings can be read from a file (defaulted to the Emacs-legacy bindings)?

Not being able to use custom keybindings for navigating through the text makes transitioning to obsidian difficult.