Closed vinmir closed 6 months ago
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Looks like an ABNT2 keyboard is used in Brazilian Portuguese. We had a number of issues concerning non-US keyboards that were covered by https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/15744, which is fixed in JupyterLab 4.2.0.
Lab Desktop doesn't have an official 4.2.0-based release of its own, but using conda
, you may be able to upgrade to Lab 4.2.0. In any case, this behavior should be addressed by upgrading.
Description
The
Activate Previous Tab
hotkey is not correctly bound to non-ANSI layouts. What JupyterLab Desktop refers to]
is actually~
in my ABNT2 keyboard (reference image).I tried removing the keybinding and setting it manually. However, the default hotkey combination stays alongside my custom combination. If it were possible to manually override all hotkeys (in a .json or similar), it'd solve the problem even without official international support. See the gif below for an example.
Reproduce
Ctrl-Shift-]
Ctrl-Shift-~
in ABNT2.Expected behavior
Ctrl-Shift-]
should be mapped correctly regardless of keyboard layout, as in VS Code, for instance.Context
System:
JupyterLab: Version 4.1.6 JL Desktop: Version 4.1.8-1
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