Was hoping to be able to remap private window from ctrl+shift+p to ctrl+shift+n but it doesn't work.

Works to change shortcuts, but is too rigid in the actions it is able to override. I only wanted this to change Ctrl+Tab (go to previous tab) to Alt+Q, but the "TABS: Previous Tab" setting does not respect Firefox's "Ctrl+Tab cycles through tabs in recently used order" setting. I have that option selected, but Alt+Q still goes by tab order instead of recent use order.

damn good job, too bad mozilla overwrote and is hogging so many industry standards, like ctrl+k and ctrl+j, have beeen duplicate tab and open downloads, for over a decade!! WTF?!?! F mozilla

Need to remap Cmd+Shift+N to open new private window. This can't do it.

Yes it has limitations but amazingly useful for things like search selected text shortcut

Not work on short cut "ctrl+shift+c"

Does not work with ctrl+alt modifiers, basically useless

Doesn't work. Tried to disable the tab key on gmail with no success, and even on a much simpler html page, the tabs key is still working as normal

The extension doesn't work after I have updated Windows from 7 to 10 (22H2). Firefox 128.5.0 esr.

I used to use the backspace key to actually go back to the previous page, like all the time and this extension is letting me do that again, and it's made me so happy. Yes, I'm using it for literally only one thing. but that one thing makes me over the moon.

挺好的，可以设置复制标签页的快捷键

No matter what page I go to it says the toolbar icon is greyed out and can't be opened. Useless

Unfortunately, when it eats default keybinds, it also hides them from other apps, and that limits its utility (though you can instead use them to trigger another keyboard shortcut, that only works with shortcuts internal to the extension. You can't use it to send keypresses)

It's a really good add-on which provides shortcut functionality which firefox normally doesn't have. The only criticism I have is that the shortcut input field doesn't ignore whitespace.

Sadly it does not disable F11, even if you set it to do nothing when that key is pressed (it must be 1 of the ones it can not change) a list of all the keys it can not change would have been nice (and saved time). Thus the reason my review is 3 stars not 1 and why I will be removing this now (its useless for me if it cant do that).

Working great for me on my desktop and my laptop since several years. Only problem I have recently noticed is that it works too well on Reddit. When I try to type in a comment or post something the shortcuts are still active. With every "o" I type I go back to the previous page ;) Is there a possibility to setup exceptions for specific websites?