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Reply #3 January 2, 2019 11:41:43 AM. From Stardock Forums. I second this request for custom keyboard shortcuts. Would be great if I can move from one tab/app to the other w/ eg the same keyboard keys I use in Chrome: ctrl+tab and ctrl+shift+tab. But would be better if I can set my own, more easier keys eg 5 and 7. Apr 27, 2020 Epic is a cloud-based patient and healthcare management software used in hospitals. In addition to web-based application, Epic also has native apps for iOS and Android. 20 most essential Epic shortcut ‒ defkey. Turn off keyboard shortcuts. If Jira's keyboard shortcuts don't speed up your work and you'd prefer to turn them off, you can do so via the keyboard shortcuts dialog. Click Help Keyboard shortcuts; Toggle the Keyboard shortcuts are enabled option in the dialog.

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The following statement was made by a user comprehensively. Hence, I decide to put everything here so that the devs will have a look into it:

I am really sorry I updated GreenHopper this time because I think Atlassian made a couple of really horrible UI changes. Amongst others:

• The version and epic panels are panels which are opened and closed many times during grooming and planning - even in the day to day work of a PO or SM.
  • Electing to remove the button when it is pressed is bad enough but forcing users to then search different places on the screen (depending on the browser window size) to close them again is really really bad.
  • Placing the close 'X' right next to the 'create' label is just a consequence of this bad design.
  • Why is there no keyboard shortcuts for these panels implemented at least? Question: How do I get keyboard shortcuts for this?
  • In general having to hover the mouse pointer in various places on the screen to get an insight of what the possibilities are is considered bad UI design by many. Try hovering on a tablet?? See also http://ui-patterns.com/blog/User-Interface-AntiPatterns about anti-patterns.

What do I want:

• I want to have the buttons that filter my issues act the same. They should all act like the quick filters which do not disappear. That would be consistent and useful.
• I want to have keyboard shortcuts for these two important panels (and thanks for doing those in the first place btw.). ('p' and 'v' could be candidates)

It is evident that you are trying to make things look nice on a tablet - that is fine. But is is happening at the expense of where the tool is most often used: a browser on a PC with a proper keyboard and mouse. Please stop making things worse in the UI department.

Please see this as an opportunity to improve (fix UI mistakes) rather than a negative request to be ignored/archived. I have 100 users and we are working on scaling up to 500 on multiple sites so this is of some importance to my organisation that the UI is fast and usable.

Perhaps someone can shed some light on the suggestions that the user has?

JSWSERVER-7230As I User I Would Like to Hide The Epic and/or Version Panel using Keyboard Shortcuts

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What Are Keyboard Shortcuts?

Keyboard ‘shortcuts’ are the strategic use of combinations of keys on your keyboard to perform some task in your software more efficiently. There are shortcuts you can use in your file folders, word processing programs, and even for your email accounts or any social media services, you might use. In addition to increasing time efficiency, some users prefer the potentially increased accuracy of certain keyboard shortcuts.

Text highlighting and spreadsheet cell selection, for example, may be more accurate using a keyboard shortcut versus selections from even the most advanced mice. In any case, if you use mainstream computer software frequently, keyboard shortcuts have been designed for some potential benefit you or your employees can experience.

Which Shortcuts Have Been Most Helpful?

While general preferences have the most priority in what is defined as truly helpful for use, online resources have reported some keyboard shortcuts being more popular or commonly beneficial than others. Here are five keyboard shortcuts that could potentially be ‘life-changing’:

• Locking a screen
• Window or app switching
• Opening Windows Explorer
• Opening search bars
• Selecting all text

These shortcuts are reported to be the most common time savers when performing common computer software tasks. Pressing the Windows key with the L key (Windows + L) allows a user to quickly lock their screen to more quickly step away from their system.

Pressing the ALT and Tab keys (ALT + Tab) allows a user to navigate between programs they are using. This can be more efficient than using a mouse to click through or minimize several programs as users navigate through their software.

In the common event of a need to locate an unused file, pressing the Windows and E keys (Windows + E) will open Windows Explorer without a mouse navigation and click. This can be useful even if the application is already on the user’s taskbar.

In the event you need to search for additional information, you can press the CTRL and F keys (CTRL + F) to open a search bar. If you need to select all text in a document or screen, pressing the CTRL and A keys (CTRL + A) will result in this being automatically performed, and without the more tedious mouse-button-holding-while-scrolling action notorious for its frustrated multiple attempts.

Other keyboard shortcuts may be less commonly demanded by users but still potentially beneficial to you. Pressing the CTRL and D keys (CTRL + D) automatically moves files to the recycle bin on your system. Pressing the CTRL, Shift, and Escape keys (CTRL + Shift + Esc) automatically opens the Task Manager, allowing you to search for problems.

MoneyTalks News and Buffer recommended several additional keyboard shortcuts as potential ways to boost organizational productivity. In addition to the more commonly known but often still uncommonly used CTRL + S, CTRL + C, and CTRL + V shortcuts for saving, copying, and pasting respectively, these sources report that an emphasis on shortcuts can have a measurable impact on organizational or general productivity and output.

Windows shortcuts recommended include:

• CTRL + N (Open new window)
• CTRL + T (Open new tab)
• Windows key + M (Hide window)

Gmail shortcuts recommended include:

• CTRL + Shift + C (Add CC recipient)
• CTRL + Shift + B (Add BCC recipient)

Twitter shortcuts recommended include:

• G + L (Move directly to Twitter lists)
• J/K (Cycle forward or backward through tweets)
• Enter (Open tweet details)
• | (Close open tweets)

Facebook shortcuts recommended include:

• 0 (Help page)
• 1 (Homepage)
• 2 (Timeline page)
• 3 (Friends page)
• 4 (Inbox)
• 5 (Notifications)
• 6 (Settings page)
• 7 (Activity Log page)
• J/K (Scroll forwards or backward along posts)
• L (Like or Unlike a post)
• C (Comment creation)
• S (Share post)
• P (Create new post)
• / (Search)

YouTube shortcuts recommended include:

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• 1 (Jump to the 10% mark of a video)
• 2-9 (Jump to the corresponding 20%-90% through a video)
• Spacebar (Pause or Unpause the video)

Google+ shortcuts recommended include:

• / (Open search bar)
• J/K (Scroll up or down in posts)
• Left Arrow (Jump to the menu)

WordPress shortcuts recommended include:

• + 2, 3, or 4 (Jump to corresponding heading)
• Alt + Shift + A (Add link)
• Alt + Shift + M (Insert image)

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What’s In Store For The Future Of Keyboard Shortcuts?

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More innovative developments are on the way in an attempt to further improve efficiencies, and you may be able to take advantage of them quite soon. One recent development by a team of researchers extends keyboard shortcuts with arm and wrist gestures so that users can work more quickly with rotations using sensors.

In another development, a research team developed ‘finger aware’ shortcuts, which senses hand posture while allowing secondary movements to trigger shortcuts as other tasks are performed. Actions potentially triggered with a user’s thumb are being coined ‘FingerArc’ functions, while the secondary key actions are being referred to as ‘FingerChord’ functions. Both of these may be considered useful, or even become commonplace in the near future.

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What Should I Remember About Keyboard Shortcuts?

• Keyboard shortcuts exist in great numbers.
• They can be beneficial for better efficiency.
• When used across a workplace, measurable productivity increases may be observed/experienced.
• Additional, and potentially revolutionary, developments are underway.