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CMD+H / CMD+W shortcuts support on macOS #99
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Hey @pieterclaerhout , I'm working on this right now. Let me know if you have any other feedback regarding our menus on OSX, as I'm going to be taking a comprehensive look to see if what we're doing feels/looks right. |
New Window should actually be in the File menu as well. And in the File menu, there should also be a "Close" menu item with the shortcut "CMD+W" which is used to close the current window. "Close Editor" under the "Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer" is also having a very non-mac shortcut CMD+F4. The standard behaviour on mac is to use CMD+W for both closing the tabs as well as the window. If a tab is open, CMD+W should close the tab. If no tabs are open, CMD+W should close the window… |
Also Help > Reload should use CMD+R as the shortcut on the mac instead of CTRL+R. |
Merged into master for 1.3.0. |
Storage Explorer Version: 1.0
OS Version: any macOS version
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Experience:
The expected behaviour is that the app gets hidden, just like all other mac apps are doing.
Actual Experience:
Nothing happens as the CMD+H shortcut is not defined in Storage Explorer as you can see in the following screenshots:
Azure Storage Explorer
Standard Mac App (Safari in this case)
Azure Storage Explorer should have the standard options in the menu:
Also, the shortcut CMD+F4 is very not-mac. Closing a window on a mac is done by CMD+W, so you might want to change that as well.
Also, the commands
New Window
andClose Window
are normally defined under theFile
menu on macOS.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: