Even with the awesomeness of Karabiner Elements there are some unfortunate limitations
But yeah, I'd be surprised if it were a powerful system, that's so rare in the keyboard land...
Even with the awesomeness of Karabiner Elements there are some unfortunate limitations
But yeah, I'd be surprised if it were a powerful system, that's so rare in the keyboard land...
Also, how is it user friendly to require users to retype the full menu taxonomy???
there's also applescript that can do a lot of other things too. I dislike the language but it's fairly powerful too.
[0] http://www.hammerspoon.org/docs/hs.application.html#getMenuI...
By the way, what would I do with this menu info, is there another function to permanently rebind a given menu item?
I was just pointing a few fundamental flaws in this "surprisingly powerful" system
Also, this brings confusion between the key shown in the menu and the key that is used to activate it, is the Mac ecosystem powerful enough to fix this little usability snag?
no clue, I don't use automator, but from what I understand of applescript and automator this should be completely possible. For what it's worth I use Hammerspoon like the other commentor and it's by far the best system I've seen for any OS. Also the more people that use it the better it gets so I highly recommend it.
>Also, how is it user friendly to require users to retype the full menu taxonomy???
I mean... you're able to change any arbitrary menu item in any program that exists. That's extremely powerful. I don't really know how you would make it make it any more user friendly.
> any arbitrary menu item in any program that exists
That's false
> I don't really know how you would make it make it any more user friendly.
Just read my comment, it tells you exactly how to make it user friendly. And it's easy to come up with a few more ideas
In what way?
> Just read my comment, it tells you exactly how to make it user friendly.
I’ve reread all of your comments in this thread and find no such thing.