On Sat, 23 Oct 2021 at 18:49, alpabrz--- via arch-general < arch-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > It's > a way to basically trigger certain actions (or not) through keystrokes, > depending on the active window (among other things). This feature is > hidden in the Settings under Shortcuts > Custom Shortcuts. > > There you can define a group that matches certain windows, like Firefox, > and remap Ctrl+W via a so-called global shortcut (which is misleading, > since the group defines that only Firefox windows should be > matched). Some documentation I found online is this PDF from KDE [1]. > Yes! Thank you; this is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for. I have several global shortcuts defined already, but what I had missed was the ability to add "conditions" to groups - that was the magic I was missing to catch the shortcut selectively by application. Thanks again; this will be *so* useful :p Paul
