Open fdegiuli opened 1 month ago
Maccy is keyboard-driven in the sense that almost everything you press is sent to a search field. I don't think that this is generally an issue as I'd expect ⌘⌫ to remove what I entered in the search field.
I'll see what's the best way to handle this - either forbid using ⌘⌫ for "Delete" command or actually respect it.
Ah, I thought that was the default delete command. Maybe I changed it while I was setting up, and forgot.
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Maccy is keyboard-driven in the sense that almost everything you press is sent to a search field. I don't think that this is generally an issue as I'd expect ⌘⌫ to remove what I entered in the search field.
I'll see what's the best way to handle this - either forbid using ⌘⌫ for "Delete" command or actually respect it.
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The default is ⌥⌫.
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Maccy Version (see 'About' window)
0.31.0
macOS Version
14.5 (23F79)
Maccy Settings
Description
The ⌘⌫ shortcut on my mac performs "delete line until cursor". I think this is the default behavior of Mac OS. When trying to delete a history entry using ⌘⌫, this behavior seems to be captured by the search field, and the search field is cleared instead. The history entry remains in the list.
Changing the binding to ⇧⌫ (or anything else, really) fixes the problem.
Steps to Reproduce