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Earlier versions of Control and Command keys are identical on macOS, newest first.

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Control and Command keys are identical on macOS

Summary

On macOS, the ctrl key has a bunch of standard accessibility shortcuts, like ^E (end of line) and ^A (beginning of line). Fluxer seems to be overriding those to do other stuff than what the OS makes standard, for example ^E is bringing up the emoji picker. My keybinds are set to the default where cmd-E should bring up the emoji picker, but the app is treating cmd and ctrl as equivalent, when they aren't.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Type some stuff
  2. Press ^E to go to the end of the line
  3. Be disappointed

Environment (optional)

v0.0.8 on macOS 26.2

Logs or screenshots (optional)

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Control and Command keys are identical on macOS

Summary

On macOS, the ctrl key has a bunch of standard accessibility shortcuts, like ^E (end of line) and ^A (beginning of line). Fluxer seems to be overriding those to do other stuff than what the OS makes standard, for example ^E is bringing up the emoji picker. My keybinds are set to the default where cmd-E should bring up the emoji picker, but the app is treating cmd and ctrl as equivalent, when they aren't.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Type some stuff
  2. Press ^E to go to the end of the line
  3. Be disappointed

Environment (optional)

v0.0.8 on macOS 26.2

Logs or screenshots (optional)

image

Checks

  • ☑ I searched for existing issues and didn't find a duplicate.