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Clipboard manager with advanced features
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Shift + V get's remembered as shortcut, even after re-installs. #2559

Closed feikescholtens closed 9 months ago

feikescholtens commented 10 months ago

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Describe the bug Some time ago I configured Shift + V for opening CopyQ. Of course a stupid shortcut, because I do still want to be able to type capital v's. After removing the shortcut however, it still works. I did many reboots, fully reinstalled CopyQ (I also manually deleted every file related to CopyQ inbetween re-installs) but the shortcut STILL works. I also reset my settins via the Preferences window. After I uninstall CopyQ and press Shift + v, I get the following error: PXL_20231129_123531121. Then when I reboot the error doens't show anymore and I can type capital v's again! But everytime I reintall copyQ it picks up this shortcut again :(. So it has something to do with CopyQ re-enabling this shortcut everytime it get's installed.

Version, OS and Environment CopyQ Clipboard Manager 6.0.1 Qt: 5.15.2 KNotifications: 5.89.0 Compiler: GCC Arch: x86_64-little_endian-lp64 OS: Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS

hluk commented 9 months ago

This is not a bug. Uninstalling or reinstalling apps on Linux distros usually does not remove/reset user configuration.

You can remove all the configuration by removing the config directory from terminal:

rm -rf ~/.config/copyq

Or remove the shortcut from CopyQ itself - either Preferences or Commands dialog (F6 shortcut).