Open williamstein opened 8 years ago
Here's a special case requested by @slel
"I often type Cmd+T in order to open a new browser tab. Instead, CoCalc intercepts that, and a warning is displayed, explaining that Cmd+T only works in CoCalc for certain document types, and suggesting I open a document of one of those types for this key combination to work. Could you make it so that when editing a document where Cmd+T has no special meaning in CoCalc, then Cmd+T is not intercepted by CoCalc, and the browser gets it? Alternatively, or in addition, maybe the user preferences could have a checkbox for whether Cmd+T gets intercepted by CoCalc or not."
This happens for instance when editing a .sage
file.
@slel I think your particular problem might already be solved. Try unchecking the box next to "Show exec warning: warn that certain files are not directly executable" in account prefs.
Requested by
awmorgan
in gitter: "is there anyway to remap a keyboard shortcut? eg ctrl-o in vim doesn't go back to the prev jump location, it goes to the sage project page."