The ability to map my own keyboard shortcuts / Custom shortcut mappings
I find the default keyboard shortcuts to be non-conventional and inconvenient. For example, CMD-SHFT-ARROW_LEFT is used on Capacites for toggling the left panel of the UI, but this is actually a very common shortcut that I use for highlighting a row of text from right to left.
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This is critical. Ctrl Alt shortcuts can't be used on windows, if Alt Gr is required for some accented characters, because Ctrl + Alt acts as Alt Gr.
I really want to use copy link to block, but I hate to use my mouse every time.
Especially given that formulas are currently bound to macos shortcut cmd-m, meaning it's overridden by the system shortcut out of the box. You have to disable the system shortcut everywhere just to enable shortcut-based formulas in one app.
Please add this must have feature!! there are many shortcuts that I need to adapt to my workflow from other apps and browsers so being able to change keyboard shortcuts is not an option really :)
This would be helpful, as when I switch the language from English I can't use any shortcut anymore unless I switch back, which is annoying.
I was a bit puzzled with the "Create Task" being "Shift + Cmd + T", which conflicts with the "Restore last closed tab" in pretty much all major browsers and is effectively unusable there unless you change it in your browser.
On the other I see of course that this seems the only logical choice and coming up with another one might be hard.
So yes I would be happy if that can be solved on the users side with configuring shortcuts in general.
Also Cmd+M (for minimizing the screen) and the LateX-shortcut overlaps.
would absolutely love this!
Even just being able to change what an existing shortcut does would be good as a first step. E.g instead of "Create object" I would love a shortcut to create a new atomic note.
Related to this is that the typical text navigation bindings on MacOS don't work as expected in Capacities. For example, you can use Ctrl-F, B, P, & N to navigate text while editing a block, but you cannot navigate with these once you are out of that mode (and the block or blocks are just selected). Similarly, when a dialog appears, being able to browse and select candidates using those key bindings in the ordinary way would make things so much more fluid :)
Minor thing, but great for quality of life!