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defaults(1) is a macOS console application used to manage user preferences stored in property list files.
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How to set system keyboard shortcuts via command line?
You have to add the application you want to modify keys for to com.apple.universalaccess.
defaults write com.apple.universalaccess com.apple.custommenu.apps -array-add "com.googlecode.iterm2"
or if all … "com.google.Chrome"
The other thing that was tricky was, that my iterm2 prefs file is symlinked and therefore doesn't appear in the list of domains nor is read with the defaults tool. …
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How to set system keyboard shortcuts via command line?
What was working in the past (High Sierra if I'm not mistaken) was something like this:
defaults write com.googlecode.iterm2 NSUserKeyEquivalents -dict-add "Advanced Paste…" -string "@~^v"
Running
defaults … I also tried
defaults write -app iTerm ...
but it has the exact same effect.
Did anything change on (at least) Catalina? What's the correct way nowadays to do it? …
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