Hi Tim --

As I wrote in that other thread, I cannot reproduce that issue on macOS. If you enable "legacy keyboard shortcuts" you can use CMD+SHIFT+9 again.

Please open a new thread if you are still experiencing that issue.

Best,
Marcel
Am 02.06.2022 01:55:14 schrieb Tim Johnson <digit at sonic.net>:
Hi Chris,


On Jun 1, 2022, at 2:55 PM, Chris Muller <ma.chris.m at gmail.com [mailto:ma.chris.m at gmail.com]> wrote:

:)  I'll give it some more time, hopefully I'll be able to learn it
better.  But, if not, just a warning that I _might_ haggle to bring
back toggle as a preference.


Cmd-Shift-9  (a.k.a. Cmd-( ) is muscle memory for me, and I am having trouble adjusting to the new paradigm.  I thought I could turn on the 'legacy keyboard shortcuts' preference, but on macOS (at least) it's not bringing back Cmd-Shift-9 for me.  I have to now figure out how to change how I code in Browsers and Workspaces.  It's not happy-making.

So:  I'd be in favor of some "improvements," including an optional return to "the way things used to be" here, if possible.

Thanks,
Tim J

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