Since the recent update, the combination CTRL-SHIFT-UP triggers the same functionality (mission control) as CTRL-UP. However I can't find it anywhere in the settings. My problem is that it overrides some apps (IDE) shortcuts, which were working well before. Do you know how to turn that off and keeping the one without the SHIFT key as it is?
Similar issues occur with CTRL-SHIFT-DOWN.
macOS High Sierra (10.13.2)
in System Preferences > Mission Control
under Keyboard and Mouse Shortcuts
you can turn off those by selecting the -
update:
I find that if I temporally select "fn" then go back to default "control" + "up arrow"
then the "Shift" "Control" "Up arrow" does not invoke "mission control"
but leaving out the "shift" does get "mission control"
in System Preferences > Mission Control
under Keyboard and Mouse Shortcuts
you can turn off those by selecting the -
update:
I find that if I temporally select "fn" then go back to default "control" + "up arrow"
then the "Shift" "Control" "Up arrow" does not invoke "mission control"
but leaving out the "shift" does get "mission control"
Thanks for the quick reply. Do I have to push any modifier to get the right side selectors?
I want to keep the original (CTRL-UP) shortcut. If I set the one I have to '-', than the CTRL-SHIFT-UP is also freed, but than I don't have the shortcut.
in System Preferences > Mission Control
under Keyboard and Mouse Shortcuts
you can turn off those by selecting the -
FWIW, I don't know why ctrl-shift-down and up works the same as ctrl-up and down. There doesn't seem to be setting to change that. Was the same in Sierra.
I can verify that.
Thank you very much. It works exactly as I wanted, whatever the reason is why someone has to do it...
CTRL+SHIFT+UP keyboard shortcut overrides app function since last update
