A command to do a quick switch between accounts/services etc would be good help.
Hi, have you tried the following...
macOS
CMD+>
CMD+<
CMD+1..9
Windows & Linux
Ctrl+>
Ctrl+<
Ctrl+1..9
If these don't suit the way you work, you can change the shortcuts
I am using a swedish keyboard where >< is not available as a standard key. Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab would be suited there more and follow standard of keyboards in general.
The reason for the quick switcher is that it would make service changing more interactive. Especially if you are connected to more than 10 services.
You can change the mapping of the > or < keys to something that might be more suited. The Previous and Next account shortcuts are the ones to change.

Which operating system are you using? Changing to Ctrl+Tab is a tricky one on some OS's because the OS binds onto these by default for app switching. If you're using macOS you could change this to be Ctrl+Tab as it uses cmd by default. There's some more info on changing shortcuts here
I have tested to change the keybinding to use:
Ctrl+Left Arrow
Ctrl+盲
Ctrl++
and more combos. However it seems that changing the keybindings does not effect on the use case.
I have also noticed that the keys: Ctrl+搂 gives me the menu. Not sure if this is due to me using a EU based keyboard that has 氓盲枚 and so on.
The keyboard shortcuts seems to be a bit broken when it comes to EU based keyboard at least on my end and also to reassign shortcuts. Would it be possible to have the interface read a keyboard input and fill in the information instead of me guessing it?
Would you be able to send a pic of your keyboard? Maybe I can figure it out for you now and we'll look to add support for picking up on keypress shortly
These are the 2 different keyboards I am using. Same effect is on both of them
Thanks for those! We definitely need to work on mappings for different layouts. I'll see if I can order a new keyboard with the same layout so we can have a go here. At the moment, you could try the following for example...
Option 1
Navigate Back & Navigate Forward shortcuts and delete the shortcut that's in the textboxPrevious Account and Next account to be CmdOrCtrl+Left and CmdOrCtrl+Right. On windows you'll be able to use ctrl+arrow and on mac cmd+arrow.Option 2
Previous Account to be ctrl+shift+tabNext Account to be ctrl+tabProbably because the < and > keys sit on the same physical key you'd have to do something like cmd+< and cmd+shift+> to get those to work at the moment.
To add some more feedback here. It seems that the: AltGr (which in america keyboard would be right Alt) is the Ctrl+Alt key.
If I type in AltGr+1..2 or whatever I do change the inner tabs. This however breaks the functionality of AltGr since it is used for doing @拢$鈧瑊[]}\ signs for input.
I came across this problem when trying to type a mail and all of a sudden it changed the window when typing the @ sign. :/
One suggestion I do have if you do get a keyboard with eu layout...would be to have a choice inside the preferences to say "English (US) keyboard" or "Europe" layout.
That way not having some keys that would be able to break the usage of for example AltGr which is used for other special cases.
Edit: Or have electron read the layout from the system. Should be possible since you have language and keyboard layout with different methods. In this case wavebox could determine the layout automagically with a suggestion.
Is it possible to set at the moment to use something like Ctrl+LeftAlt+Number ?
I mean until this is fixed in general and tested? (If I Alt in anyway it would tell the AltGr to be overwritten which destroys the special characters) :(
Unfortunately I can't see a way to use left alt, only AltGr. There's some more info on the accelerator keys here
hmmm IF I read this correctly: Alt would indicate left alt while AltGr would indicate right Alt
However I am not 100% sure :/
I've just tried on an Ubuntu box and Alt does indeed indicate left alt and AltGr right alt. Am I right in thinking you're on a windows machine? Do you see the same there?
oh so I was correct. woho!
Yes. However I am not really able to set Alt as being left Alt in wavebox since Alt in wavebox is a summary of both left and right key. So if I add for example Alt+1 then it would mean:
(left)Alt+1
and
(right)AltGr+1
This overwrites the special key on EU keyboards:
In general EU keyboard layout is that: Example number key 2:
Shift+2 = "
AltGr+2 = @
As you can se on the above. If I assign Alt+2 then it would overwrite @ signature which is a special char for EU keyboards. Therefore it breaks the keyboard a bit and I have to remove all the special nifty shortcuts to change index in services. :(
Ah, that wasn't the behaviour I was seeing when I tested it. Which OS & version are you using?
Windows 10 creators fall update
My guess is windows handles it differently to linux then :-/
maybe it is....however the general part of EU keyboard is that (right)alt is always AltGr
Changed the topic since it seems more appropriate then slack switcher
It seems like the AltGr function for electron might have something to do with: https://github.com/electron/electron/pull/15378 which is fixed in version: 3.0.7
In other words it might be possible now to use the native way from electron to get the binding?
Nice spot. I'll be pushing up to 3.0.8 before the next beta so we can give this a try!
I've given this a try on 3.0.10 and unfortunately doesn't allow you to map directly to AltGr. Looks like windows treats AltGr as Ctrl+Alt
@nmat I'm going to close this off, as support in Chromium isn't there for mapping directly to AltGr. In addition to this the new Quick Switch (via Ctrl+Tab) and Quick Search (via Ctrl / Cmd+T) should provide enough utility to switch between accounts.
Beyond that, keyboard shortcuts can be remapped if there's a specific shortcut you want easily exposed.
If there is something we're missing feel free to comment or open another issue, we can take another look! Thanks :)