[feature]: a mode to show menu items without assigned shortcut (in order to set them with CustomShortcuts)
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Proposal
As I mentioned in #65, there's an awesome integration with CustomShortcuts to edit key bindings. However, it's not possible to assign key bindings for menu items that don't already have one.
So I propose another toggle to include menu items that don't already have a binding. This would work great if #65 were implemented as we could then do the two steps: toggle to show the binding-less menu items, then edit with CustomShortcuts to create the very first key binding for that menu item.
Alternatives
I just have to launch CustomShortcuts separately, find the right app, type in the name of the menu and assign a shortcut. A very tedious process.
Hey huyz,
Thanks for the proposal. I've already implemented such functionality. However, it's not yet optimized and might interfere with the app's workflow, also enabling feature might have huge performance impact when used on the app with large amount of menu items (like browsers for example). If you're interested in trying it out, you'll need to launch the app from Terminal with next command:
env KEYCLU_EXPERIMENTAL=true open /Applications/KeyClu.app
You'll find the new option available in Settings -> Advanced. Additionally, it will be possible to toggle it conveniently with an icon on the command bar, which will apply changes on the next panel appearance.
As mentioned earlier, this feature is still in the development stage. I'd greatly appreciate any feedback you may have on its functionality and usability.
Thanks! I'll check it out
Hmm, the only experimental feature I see is Make It Rainbow. I can't see the new option
Option "Show all menu items [EXPERIMENTAL]" should be on top if you relaunched app correctly. Need to quit app if you have it running.
Yeah I've tried a half-dozen times. I still can't see anything new.
Btw, the quit button in the settings dialog seems to just act like the red close button at the top left: it only closes the settings, but not the background app. Is that intentional?
If you click red button in the Settings window - it would just close window, but not close the app. You need to stop app completely: click "power" in Settings window or pick "Quit KeyClu" at the menu bar.
That's what I mean: clicking the "power" button in Settings window doesn't quit the app completely. It just acts like the red button. So I guess it's a bug
Not sure, which os you have?
macOS 14.4.1 23E224 (Sonoma) MacBookPro18,2 (Apple M1 Max, arm64)
Can you confirm that you have not enabled "Silent Launch/Quit" option and also do not see fading crossed app logo when click "power" button?
Oh yes, I do have Silent Launch/Quit enabled. Disabling makes the "Power" button work properly
And now the Show all menu items [EXPERIMENTAL] option appears.
Thanks!
Thanks for checking. I'll note to fix this issue.
Is there a way to completely disable the list of browser bookmarks? I really have no use for that at all.
Unfortunately no, but you can limit those to minimum - 100.
Main complication is amount of browsers multiplied by amount of languages.