I just found the App IDE Keyboard Shortcut docs. I'm sure it's just another invisible thing that's been there forever, but I noticed the use of the MOD key and was puzzled for a bit. There are more than 1 modifier keys, some different for windows/mac:
Shift
Ctrl / Command ( ⌘)
Alt / Option
Windows Key / if it works on mac probably Command ( ⌘)
fn / Super
I honestly wasn't going to say anything until I noticed some contradiction or something:
then I noticed at the bottom of the page they use CTRL, making me wonder if every instance of MOD is CTRL or not.
where now it uses `CTRL
Which makes me wonder if these values are being displayed dynamically depending on if a user is on Mac vs if you are on a PC and it just gives 'MOD' to let users know they have the optionality to assign the shortcut to any of the modifier keys as you listed out.
Let me know if yours still says MOD and not command/which type of computer you are on.
I don't have a PC handy currently to test.
If the "select multiple" vs "select without interacting" are too similar I can check and see about mapping those in another way (I would think a Click action would count as interacting )
Ah, I found it! Looks like its from Docusaurus, the file is either auto-generated or it's obfuscated and not minified... i'm leaning towards the former since the docs for keyboard-shortcuts aren't exactly a security concern of some sort
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