Resizable sheets (modal overlays) should remember their custom sizes set by the user

[mickimnet]

The new UI for the preference window is really great, and there are two things, which would improve the UX in my opinion:

1. add keyboard shortcut support to the input fields (like ⌘ + v for paste or ⌘ + a for select all), so that it is easier to enter or update values
2. a couple of buttons open a new overlay window (e.g., Keyboard Shortcuts… in the Keyboard section), which is resizable. Either save the last size, if the user changed it, have the base size depend on a percentage—like 80%—of the underlying preference window, or implement both😀

Thanks and take care
Mick

[waydabber]

Command+C, V, A indeed do not work. The problem is this is a general design issue with macOS - if an app/Window does not have its own menu bar with an Edit menu, these keyboard shortcuts don't work. You can still right click and use Cut/Copy/Paste. Will try to look into it more if there is a proper workaround, so far I found none.

Yes, the overlay window sizes should be optimized, this was on my mind as I also always resize them. :)

[waydabber]

Settings now saves sheet sizes.

[mickimnet]

You can still right click and use Cut/Copy/Paste.

Yes, that's what I'm doing currently.

Will try to look into it more if there is a proper workaround, so far I found none.

Thank you! I was just a bit of confused, as it is working in the 1.4.x version.

[waydabber]

In v1.4.x I was able to subclass some of the UI controls and listen to command+c and command+v and handle these actions in a custom way. This is no longer possible using SwiftUI controls.