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Add active window-aware, app-specific keybindings lookup table
Reported by giovesch · filed Aug 5, 2025Closed upstream on 2025-08-05 by its own reporter giovesch. GitHub close reason: completed. Closed by its own reporter — not by itself evidence of a fix.
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Original report
It would be useful to have a keybinding lookup table that is context-aware, i.e., it shows app-specific keybindings depending on the currently focused window.
For example, preinstalled apps like Chromium, OBS, Alacritty, and Obsidian, could each have their own keybinding table.SUPER + SHIFT + K shortcut could be used to trigger this lookup.
The command hyprctl activewindow can be used to detect the currently focused application and display the appropriate table.
The user should be able to create his own tables and link them to a specific app relatively easy in a dotfile.
This would improve usability and it would help with learning applications shortcuts.
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It would be useful to have a keybinding lookup table that is context-aware, i.e., it shows app-specific keybindings depending on the currently focused window. For example, preinstalled apps like Chromium, OBS, Alacritty, and Obsidian, could each have their own keybinding table. `SUPER + SHIFT + K ` shortcut could be used to trigger this lookup. The command `hyprctl activewindow` can be used to detect the currently focused application and display the appropriate table. The user should be able to create his own tables and link them to a specific app relatively easy in a dotfile. This would improve usability and it would help with learning applications shortcuts.
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- Fixed bypr/9093· confirmed
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