Why do you need this in the GUI? You have a shortcut and a menu entry, so it's mouse and keyboard accessible (and many PDF readers, including Acrobat, don't have this in the GUI). Crowding the GUI has

Note that quick copy also has a keyboard shortcut, which I assume would work for you?

(Best to start a new thread for the keyboard-shortcut question.)

2. Use ctrl+Z (or another shortcut) to undo annotations? (it looks like you have to click & delete new annotations manually? Though I'd understand if this conflicted with undoing actions in the librar

You can also use the Zutilo plugin to set a different keyboard shortcut for export, or to make the citekeys a secondary format and leave the default another format

Installing the BBT add-on allows you to pin the citekey so you can easily copy it and, I believe, assign it to a keyboard shortcut.

That's true and it's a good feature. I just wanted yet another option for highlighting selected text using a keyboard shortcut. Guess it simply comes from how I'm used to do it in other PDF readers hi

I want to suggest a keyboard shortcut for highlighting comments while reading the document. The dropdown menu is OK, but I would like to have a combination to press as a complement.

Is there a keyboard shortcut for highlight after I select text?

Is there a way to tweak the keyboard shortcut for the PDF viewer?

→ "Speak selection" is checked and use the keyboard shortcut defined in Options.

I don't work for Zotero and I don't think the way the toolbar doesn't work with the keyboard is good accessibility design, but my understanding is that their intention is to make all functionality ava

jump back to anywhere in that history; or just a keyboard shortcut (or toolbar button) to traverse your recent navigation history. There was an add-on for the keyboard shortcut written by @jdfinch ,

If you're using Obsidian, you can change a setting to keep it from using the rich-text version. Alternatively, you can force Obsidian to use the plain text each time by Shift-dragging. (That's purely

opening another copy of the PDF quickly with a keyboard shortcut (useful for having the references of a journal paper always open without having have to go back and forth), toggling between single-pa

Alternatively, you can force Obsidian to use the plain text each time by Shift-dragging. There might be a keyboard shortcut to force Obsidian to paste the plain text as well.

I should add that this request is partly motivated by the fact that "Automatic Resize" doesn't always fit to page and I was hoping for an easy way (either by default or keyboard shortcut) of doing so.

simply sits there and does nothing, either with keyboard shortcut or mouse click on the icon. Anyone else have that?

On a mac, you can create a custom keyboard shortcut under System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts. But the shortcut sometimes doesn't work until you click the view.

My ideal workflow would be the following: while I'm reading a pdf I'd like to have a keyboard shortcut that copies a Markdown link to the current location in the pdf so that I can paste it in an Obsid