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Provide a central menu with all the active hot-keys for the variuous utilities #26527
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This seems like a useful feature, probably this can be extended as a separate module that lists all the current hotkeys for not just PowerToys, but for Windows & other apps (if possible). |
I had this issue as well, except with autocomplete in PowerShell. I feel like Peek should only be hooking when an Explorer window is under the cursor or selected. |
I totally agree and I've seen many, many requests like this. Most as to add it to Shortcut Guide, though. @RohitY24 you should give that a try. I've opened the issue #24880 which is - in first place - about updating the notification icon pop-up. But I would love to expand the current solution to be more like Windows 11 Start menu. |
This would be /dup #24880 additional work |
Hi! We've identified this issue as a duplicate of another one that already exists on this Issue Tracker. This specific instance is being closed in favor of tracking the concern over on the referenced thread. Thanks for your report! |
Description of the new feature / enhancement
Display a list of all the hotkeys registered by the power toys, specifying which powertoy holds it.
Scenario when this would be used?
When - suddently - a previously working hotkey in another application does not work anymore, we have to investigate which application has registered it. Power Toys have a lot of utilities, so a user could open the "Hotkeys" page of the power toys and check if it has registered the hotkey under investigation.
Supporting information
Recently, Ctrl-Space (autocompletion) was not working anymore in Eclipse, and I found it was the Peek function of Power toys that was holding it, but only because I found the answer here. So I could change it.
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