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Thanks! I'll update it to reflect OS/Browser.

• hluska 12y ago
  I like 5iler a whole lot and I second adestefan's advice. I use a Linux system and don't have cmd keys. I'm wondering if, since some browsers (at least Chrome + Safari) use cmd+1/2/3 to switch tabs, if maybe replacing cmd with ctrl would be easier for everyone involved? Great app and excellent design. Call me a fan!
  • sidyadav 12y ago
    Appreciate it :) Actually, you can already use Ctrl+Numbers -- command is essentially just an alias for Macs (i.e. the Shortcuts modal is the misleading part).
    • hluska 12y ago
      Sorry for not being more clear! I meant that you may want to update the documentation with that information.
    • adestefan 12y ago
      I was a bit obtuse in my original comment. Ctrl does work fine. I then tried Alt since that's in the position of the Cmd key, but that didn't work (which is a good thing because then it doesn't eat the browser's tab switch keys.) Of course the same is also true on Windows.
      • sidyadav 12y ago
        I've updated the Shortcuts help screen on Windows :)
        • adestefan 12y ago
          Still missing in one place. When you hide the menu the little tool tip says to use cmd + E to restore it.
          • V-2 12y ago
            It also recommends Cmd + S as a way to enforce synchronization