#1

When filtering in hotkeys settings, match also the hotkeys, 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 example searching for / typing “Ctrl+m” will list show which command(s) have the hotkey assigned, not only the commands which have “Ctrl+m” in their name.

Current workaround

Delve into config file.

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#2

A post was merged into an existing topic: A way to see what functions hotkeys are mapped to

#3