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Change keyboard shortcuts in Firefox

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Where do I go to change keyboard shortcuts in Firefox? I've been in the settings section and used their setting search, both for "keyb" and for "shortc" and nothing likely-looking comes up.

Is there even an option to do this?

Debian Bookworm / KDE Plasma on a repurposed Macbook Pro. I have another Macbook with MacOS on it, and I'm trying to unify the Cut/Copy/Paste keys to use Meta instead of Control. Plasma has system settings that have changed the scheme for KDE-provided apps, but others (and FF is where I notice it the most) do not respond to the global settings.

Even better would be to also remap (eg) Ctrl+Leftclick on links to Meta+Leftclick, but I'll settle for the edit stuff for now.

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maybe https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto is worth a try (3 comments)
Please include which OS you are using and which shortcuts you'd like to change. On mac, one can use t... (3 comments)
maybe https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto is worth a try
samcarter‭ wrote 5 months ago

maybe https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto is worth a try

Michael‭ wrote 5 months ago

Interesting tip. Will investigate.

Other visitors: if you read this is "k-into" like "inputs to KDE," it does not appear to be that. It's https://kinto.sh like MacIntosh with a K.

Michael‭ wrote 5 months ago

Things I (think I) have learned:

  • kinto is X-only. No Wayland.
  • It appears to be wholesale input mapping. We're going to run into problems with copying from the terminal emulator if Cmd+C just maps to Ctrl+C.

Interesting project, though, and it led me to this blog post wherein a bunch of other input modification tools are listed.