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  1. Confluence Data Center
  2. CONFSERVER-16081

Application keyboard shortcuts override browser text editing shortcuts in wiki editor (e.g. Ctrl-K in Safari/Mac)

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    • Confluence 2.10.3, Safari/Firefox, Mac OS X

      Some of the access keys and in-editor shortcuts clash with browser keyboard shortcuts which are useful in the wiki editor. Examples are Mac Emacs-style keyboard shortcuts which jump to the end and start of line (Ctrl-A and Ctrl-E), and delete words (Ctrl-K).

      This issue does not really apply in the rich text editor, because the browser doesn't provide the same shortcuts there.

      As originally reported:

      We just upgraded to version 2.10.3 and now my native Mac keyboard bindings are being overridden by keyboard shortcuts that I don't want. This drastically interferes with my ability to use the product.

      This problem also exists in JIRA, covered by this issue: JRA-12378

      It is possible to work around this issue with a GreaseMonkey script that removes the accesskey attributes and removes keydown handlers on the document, but that workaround is tricky to get working and likely to break across upgrades of Confluence.

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              1d31f2317ae1 ray hixson
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