Disable window snapping keyboard shortcuts?

[PotentPeas]

Well. I use Firefox for my browser, and sometimes I use its keyboard shortcut fn+control+up/down to switch between tabs.

Err, well, in Sequoia, fn+control+up/down is used to snap a window to the top or bottom of the screen. So if I use the shortcut in Firefox, it switches tabs AND it moves my window.

Is there a way to disable (or change) these new keyboard shortcuts for tiling? I already disabled the other tiling features (I use Rectangle which has more options), but I poked around settings and I couldn't find any option to disable the keyboard shortcuts that they added.

 

[FreakinEurekan]

Fn-Control-Up arrow or Fn-Control-Down arrow isn't doing anything on my Mac with Sequoia 15.0.1. Test in a new user perhaps?

 

[gilby101]

Is there a way to disable (or change) these new keyboard shortcuts for tiling?

Yes to disable, but something odd blocks changes.

If you change the Top, Bottom, Left, and Right shortcuts to something else this disables the fn+control+up/down/left/right shortcuts.

System Settings > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts... > App Shortcuts > All Applications.

Use plus sign to add new shortcuts for the 4 directions, like this:

Make them anything you like, but something you won't want to use for anything else.

The good thing a) is that this disables the fn+control+up etc. and b) the new shortcuts appear under the menu item Window > Move & Resize.
The weird thing (bug?) is that the new shortcuts don't work!

This related to https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...dsheet-navigation-in-microsoft-excel.2438394/

 

[PotentPeas]

Yes to disable, but something odd blocks changes.

If you change the Top, Bottom, Left, and Right shortcuts to something else this disables the fn+control+up/down/left/right shortcuts.

Man, so weird. I'm going to give this a try, though, thanks. I poked through this very keyboard shortcuts dialog but it was not at all clear to me that this "App Shortcuts" page was where to look for the snapping shortcuts.

I don't care if it breaks the snapping shortcuts. I might snap windows left/right but I am never going to snap them top/bottom.

[Edit]
OK, I didn't realize that you actually need to "add" new shortcuts when I first read your post, but I figured it out now. I only did the "Top" and "Bottom" ones, but it works great... I can switch tabs in Firefox again without stuff zooming all around! Thanks again.

Oh, and the new shortcuts actually work for me too. I set control+option+up/down as "replacements" for these shortcuts, and if I hit that keyboard combination, it does actually snap the window.