Updated 10272022-141321
"I have always felt it a bit strange that holding down ⌘ on iPhone doesn’t show the list of keyboard shortcuts." - @palmin https://t.co/GTlJ7EutFt
— UIKeyCommand (@UIKeyCommand) October 27, 2022
"I have always felt it a bit strange that holding down ⌘ on iPhone doesn’t show the list of keyboard shortcuts." - @palmin https://davidblue.wtf/drafts/9EDE18DC-0FEA-4B42-9B57-A6C984439239.html
Hi David
Thank you for doing this work. I think I will link to it from my website.
I have always felt it a bit strange that holding down ⌘ on iPhone doesn’t show the list of keyboard shortcuts.
Best regards, Anders
Hello Anders!
I've used your software for such a huge chunk of my adult life, but I don't believe I've ever reached out before... I'm going to try to be as concise as possible, but it's something I struggle with.
Basically, I've been giving Secure ShellFish a try for the first time in the past few months on my iPad Pro and have been very impressed with it, naturally. I was surprised to find, though, that it does not have a full, web-accessible user guide like Working Copy does. I understand that such a thing is not necessarily in-demand, these days, and that it requires a whole bunch of manhours to set up, but one of its great benefits for those few of us who use our iPhones with external Bluetooth keyboards is its documentation of supported keyboard shortcuts. I realize this is a smaller segment of the user population, still, but it's sorta become my thing in the past two years.
For my iPhone keyboarding project, I went ahead and documented Secure ShellFish's shortcuts in two-column table format in a more-or-less standardized (by now) manner. Here's the root folder in the GitHub Repository, which contains said table in various file formats. Since iPhone users don't have access to the iPad's handy native keyboard shortcuts guide, I was hoping you might be able to make said documentation available to users, perhaps on a rainy day.
Thanks for your time!