Notes are toggled
The tilde accent is typed
Web app in OS X
Change the shortcut. The Option modifier by itself is well-estabilished on OS X for typing special characters.
@Erica Can you confirm this?
Thanks for the heads-up, @JP1!
@Yatharth_Agarwal, I can verify this bug. Funny enough, when I used a Mac to verify this bug, I noticed that I was testing the same thing last time (I saw a bunch of tilde accents).
Yes, this is what we thought as well, but we couldnāt figure out a good shortcut. Ctrl+Alt+C/N are used for toggling a checklist and toggling a numbered list, respectively. Ctrl+Shift+C/N are too important to override (Ctrl+Shift+N opens a new incognito tab in Chrome), let alone Ctrl+C/N.
Any suggestions? We want to keep these shortcuts as easy to remember as possible, thus the choice of C (stands for ācheckedā) and N (stands for ānoteā).
What does Option+N do on macOS?
It inserts a ~ character.
Ohā¦ Iām going to pretend that I didnāt ask that. 
No worries!
Honestly I donāt know why itās ~ā¦ it seems more obvious to type by pressing Shift+` (the key on the left of 1). I was shocked the first time to learned this.
I suggest Ctrl-Shift-N. Currently, it selects until the end of the line, but I donāt think anyone uses that shortcut since Cmd-Shift-ā does the same thing.
Ok, thatās reasonable, although I can already imagine people getting angry for us overriding the shortcut to open an incognito window in Chrome. Safari probably doesnāt have this behavior?
This wouldnāt be a problem for desktop apps though.
Noooā¦ thereās no way you can do that.
I meant Ctrl-Shift-N on OS X where the Incognito tab shortcut uses Cmd. On Windows, I guess the shortcut should still be Opt-N?
Sorry about my Apple-centered language!
By the way, the LaTeX shortcut (on OS X at least) is Cmd-L, which is used to focus on Chromeās omnibar. For such an unimportant focus (adding the dollar signs) and important conflict, I think you should change the default to maybe Cmd-Shift-L. I personally already have changed it.
Ah, I see. Weād prefer not to have different shortcuts for each operating system so that people who works on multiple operating systems donāt feel the inconsistency.
Itās a shame that we donāt currently distinguish between Ctrl and Cmd. Definitely something we should fix. 
As someone who does work on multiple operating systems, I know thereās a lot of inconsistency already.
Also, if we donāt change it, then thereās an inconsistency anyway: It works on one system and doesnāt work on another 
Iām actually stunned! But yeah, I think it should the distinction should be made 
Iād like to add that the Alt+<letter> combination is commonly used on Mac to insert special chars and non-English letters and accents. In my keyboard Alt+N is for reaching the ā~ā accent (for writing things like āĆ£ā) and Alt+C inserts a āƧā.
There are other shortcuts that clash with Macās default ones. Cmd+` (to format as code) does not work nor does Cmd+Shift+` (to clear a color label) because theyāre used to switch between windows from a same application. In fact thereās no way to clear a color label on a Mac since this option is not in the menu or (apparently) anywhere else in Dynalist.
You can click on the current color label in the menu. Sorry that wasnāt obvious enough.
Ah, thought I had tested this. My bad. Thanks!