Boostnote: M - button on MacOS Switch Mode without CMD

Created on 14 Jun 2018 · 18Comments · Source: BoostIO/Boostnote

Toggle mode switch without Cmd+M when you in edit mode
Just Press M and that's all.

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makdiuk

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makdiuk on 14 Jun 2018

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makdiuk on 14 Jun 2018

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I confirm this issue. Also, I changed toggle hotkey to Cmd + ] and it happens every time I write ] now, so it's a generic problem.

katafrakt on 14 Jun 2018

I am experiencing this issue on macOS High Sierra 10.13.5.

In my case, pressing m followed by e toggles the editor mode without any modifier keys being held – such as when typing the words "met" or "requirements".

I used the same workaround @makdiuk mentions.

dtgay on 14 Jun 2018

Same issue. I downgraded to the past version.

OS X 10.12.6 Sierra

xelldran1 on 14 Jun 2018

Same issue, started happening after I updated this morning.

OS X 10.12.6 Sierra

dabrady on 14 Jun 2018

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Same issue, started right after I updated this morning

macOS High Sierra 10.13.5

I changed the hotkey to 'Ctrl + M' and it works just fine.

theBenForce on 14 Jun 2018

Same here...impossible to type words with 'm', although it was a fun challenge for the morning coffee! =O

MPC-Creative on 14 Jun 2018

Same issue after updating today. To resolve I deleted the hotkey

macOS High Sierra 10.13.5

polo-jo on 14 Jun 2018

Glad to see I'm not the only one. I thought I was going nuts.

frankfaustino on 15 Jun 2018

Issue is the cmd hotkey doesn't seem to count. Changed to 'alt + m' and that works fine.

zacharyrs on 15 Jun 2018

same issue, macOS High Sierra 10.13.5

chimin17 on 15 Jun 2018

You can use 'Command' instead of 'Cmd', Suggest use 'Command + T' for toggle mode, 'Command + M' default used by osx system 'Minimize window' function.