jgamboaandClaude
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A Keyboard section in the Settings window edits the shared keymap: rows by group with a search field, a chip per key (x removes), + to record, reset per row and Reset all. Recording takes the keydown before every other key in the window (Cmd+W records instead of closing), refuses reserved combos without preventDefault (Cmd+Q still quits), requires a chord or F-key for editor commands, and offers Replace when another command in an overlapping scope owns the key. Rows flag conflicts and plain character keys that would stop starting a type-to-filter query. Fixed keys are listed read-only, in the platform's spelling. Remaps are ordinary settings (only rows that differ from the defaults), so every window, the menu hints and the tooltips follow live — and the macOS menu bar: its accelerators are built from the keymap (only the combos Electrobun's parser expresses faithfully) and rebuilt on a remap. A main-window menu action fired from the editor or Settings window brings the main window forward first. Also: the "Enter / double-click on a file" setting under File list (do nothing / open local files in their default app), arrow keys in the Settings sidebar with focus on open and a hand-walked Tab, translations for all seven languages (the spec now checks every language labels every command), and a README shortcut table generated from the keymap. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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