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Google Chrome and Facetime app use the same keyboard shortcut (⌘ + control + f). In Google Chrome that keyboard shortcut toggles full-screen, and the same shortcut launches the Facetime app. When Google Chrome is the top-level application and I hit that keyboard shortcut, Facetime launches. I want Google Chrome to toggle full-screen. Currently, I don't know a way to toggle full screen with Google Chrome using the keyboard.

Is there a way to get the behavior I want? Can stop Facetime from launching with that shortcut? Can I remap Google Chrome shortcut to something else?

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  • Hey Brian! See if this answers your query. There are some low-voted answers which are useful too! How to disable command-Q for Quit? – ankii Jul 11 at 14:50
  • That solution does work in my case, thus my question is a not duplicate. That remaps an overall keyboard shortcut. I need to remap an in-app keyboard shortcut. In the System Preferences, there is no way to control Facetime or Google Chrome specific shortcuts. – Brian Spiering Jul 12 at 0:27
  • How does the said shortcut open FaceTime is what I wonder? It doesn't open FaceTime in my Mac. What OS version are you running? – ankii Jul 12 at 9:32
  • I'm running MacOS 10.14.5 – Brian Spiering Jul 12 at 14:18
  • Here is the solution that works for me (which is different than How to disable command-Q for Quit? answer): Go to System Preferences, then Keyboard. Select Shortcuts. Under "All Applications", click on + symbol. Add "Enter Full Screen" as a new keyboard shortcut, such as shift+command+f. Also add "Exit Full Screen" as a new keyboard shortcut, such as shift+command+f. That will change it for all applications, including Google Chrome. – Brian Spiering Jul 12 at 14:36

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