In Bear 2, we currently have way too many shortcuts with the letter T that are easy to confuse/misremember:
Cmd+T = new task
Cmd+Opt+T = new table
Cmd+Shift+T = quote
Both “task” and “table” start with the letter T so it makes sense to keep their shortcuts. My suggestion would be to follow iA Writer’s lead and use Cmd+> for quote (since this is the underlying Markdown character).
That’s the default macOS hotkey for swapping between windows of the same app, we don’t want to override it 
You can manually change it inside the macOS System Settings if you really want to.
I’m pretty confident it’s not. Cmd+` is the shortcut to cycle windows in the same app. Out of curiosity, I scoured a couple Mac shortcut lists, and Cmd+> isn’t used anywhere.
I know I can change shortcuts manually on the Mac. I can’t do the same on my iPad though, so I care about the defaults.
I’m pretty confident you’ve not spent 3 minutes scrolling a bit the link you’ve provided
Hotkeys on macOS are localized depending on the keyboard layout, all the people using a ISO layout (European people for example) will have the shortcut set to Cmd+> and Cmd+< to cycle between windows.
Hotkeys are difficult, but we’re trying really hard to have something usable for everyone.
Got it. Yeah, accommodating all different keyboard layouts can be tricky. Thanks for the explanation.
Sorry to necro this, but I’m having an off experience with hotkeys as well.
I check off todo’s a lot with the keyboard, and the hotkey for this in Bear 1 was Cmd + Shift + T. Going into Bear 2 this is my biggest gripe, since now it’s Cmd + . (period).
macOS provides a way to (re-)map any command that’s in the menu (through Settings > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts), so I did that (the command in the menu-bar is ‘Toggle’, for those interested).
This doesn’t work consistently, sadly, so I wonder if something’s up. I feel like this may deserve some testing, since (re-)mapping hotkeys is a macOS feature.
The best scenario would be a settings-panel te map hotkeys ourselves, though I immediately recognize how much effort that would take.
