> 6. You can bind any menu item in any application to a keystroke. E.g., you can rebind menu items to other keys, or adding key bindings to menu items that don't have keyboard shortcuts.
This is a macOS feature (either globally or per app) and doesn’t need a separate app. For example, I have ⇧⌘M mapped to Window > Zoom (the inverse of Minimize).
This is now hidden deep in System Settings > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts button > App Shortcuts.
This is a macOS feature (either globally or per app) and doesn’t need a separate app. For example, I have ⇧⌘M mapped to Window > Zoom (the inverse of Minimize).
This is now hidden deep in System Settings > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts button > App Shortcuts.