Ctrl+Shift+1 Not Working

[Chris]

Steps to reproduce

Press Ctrl + Shift + 1

Expected result

The Color become Red

Actual result

Nothing happened

Environment

Windows, Google Chrome

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Additional information

Ctrl + Shift + 2 <== It’s working.
Ctrl + Shift + 3 <== It’s working.
Ctrl + Shift + 4 <== It’s working.
Ctrl + Shift + 5 <== It’s working.
Ctrl + Shift + 6 <== It’s working.
Ctrl + Shift + `(grave) <== It’s working.

I checked my keymap, it is Ctrl + Shift + 1 for Red.

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Additional comments

[Peter]

For what its worth I am not experiencing any problems with these keys.

[Erica]

Did you notice anything changing when you press Ctrl+Shift+1? The browser probably intercepted the shortcut and didn’t pass it on to us.

[Chris]

No. If it’s the case that the browser hold it up, what can I do to check if it is the case or not?

[JP1]

Assuming that it’s not another program that’s running on your computer, it could be a browser extension.

[Erica]

@Chris

No. If it’s the case that the browser hold it up, what can I do to check if it is the case or not?

Just by observation I guess. Did any noticeable change happen?

Also this may be relevant: Color Labels Implementation - #3 by thymaro

[Schultzter]

I just opened a bug for almost the same thing, Ctrl Shift 2 not working.

Ctrl Shift 2 doesn't work to assign colour 2

Steps to reproduce Enter a new item Press Ctrl+Shift+2 to apply color label 2 Expected result The new item is highlighted with color 2 (orange) Actual result Nothing happens, the color remains the basic background color of the theme. Environment Windows 7, Chromium 55.0.2900.1 (SRWare Iron) Additional information If I use the menu to apply the colour it works fine. I can remove the color and switch to other colors. It’s only the keyboard short-cut for colour 2 that doesn’t seem to work. A…

Maybe merge the two into a ticket that deals with shortcut keys not working/being intercepted. Is there some way to see what short-cut keys registered in Chrome and/or Windows?

[Schultzter]

@Schultzter

Is there some way to see what short-cut keys registered in Chrome

Just found it!!!

In Chrome(ium) you can use the internal URL chrome://extensions/configureCommands to see what keyboard shortcuts are in use, and in my case I can see that Ctrl+Shift+2 is already used by Streamkeys extension to toggle mute.

[Erica]

@Schultzter

Just found it!!!

In Chrome(ium) you can use the internal URL chrome://extensions/configureCommands to see what keyboard shortcuts are in use, and in my case I can see that Ctrl+Shift+2 is already used by Streamkeys extension to toggle mute.

Thanks for the solution! That should be it

[Bjarke_Ebert]

I observed the same for the last week or so.
Ctrl-Shift-1 stopped working on my Windows Chrome, but still works fine on my Ubuntu Chrome at work

The Chrome shortcut settings in chrome://extensions/configureCommands show no keys taken over

[Bjarke_Ebert]

Actually this page http://unixpapa.com/js/testkey.html shows that the “1” never triggers a keydown or keypress, only keyup, when used in combination with Ctrl-Shift.
So I guess this is some problem on my computer, unrelated to dynalist.

[Erica]

@Bjarke_Ebert

Actually this page Javascript Key Event Tester shows that the “1” never triggers a keydown or keypress, only keyup, when used in combination with Ctrl-Shift.So I guess this is some problem on my computer, unrelated to dynalist.

Thanks! Amazing debugging skills! If you have Pro, free trial or not, you can customize to something else, which will be kept after your Pro expires.