Allow remapping extension keyboard shortcuts

divdus-tarnus

I'd like to be able to change the default mapping associated with an extension's actions. For instance, Bitwarden normally autofills with Command-Shift-L, but this is bound to My Library by default. Other browsers typically have a page where supported actions can be remapped to specific keystrokes, and this'd be useful here as well.

Vlad

divdus-tarnus We will change My Library to a different combination for now. Full remapping can already be done through macOS system controls (keyboard settings)

Vlad

divdus-tarnus Does any browser allow remapping extension shortcuts?

rikavoort

Vlad Extension shortcuts cannot be controlled through the macOS system controls.

haranrk

I would like the same feature.

Also bitwarden copies the totp code to the clipboard after you autofill in a page. That is really useful feature when trying to quickly login to MFA enabled websites. This does not happen in the orion bitwarden extension.

Vlad it is possible to remap the keyboard shortcuts in chrome-based browsers. By going to brave://extensions/shortcuts

rikavoort

Vlad Most browsers allow changing extension shortcuts. That is Chrome and Firefox which have a dedicated menu for changing extension shortcuts.
Vivaldi is the outlier in which it allows remapping all shortcuts into even single letter shortcuts.

Vlad

rikavoort Can you show the menu in chrome and firefox that allows changing extension shortcuts?

rikavoort

Vlad

TechEnthusiast

Vlad
Here is Brave from brave://extensions/shortcuts
Came here to suggest keyboard shortcuts to activate extensions. Love the minimalist look of an empty toolbar. I prefer to use keyboard shortcuts to activate everything.

Safari, by default, doesn't have them, I believe, but Chromium-based browsers do. This would be an awesome addition.

science_browser

Firefox also has a similar menu:

I think Unity has a very helpful UI for figuring out which modifier combinations are still available:

Clicking the any of the modifier keys shows you what's been mapped to that layer. Here I've pressed command and shift together:

Hovering over a key with your cursor shows you what's been mapped to that key:

Vlad

This does sound neat but also complex. So do we bring in this feature of 10 other small ones.