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So usually in every program the shortcut Ctrl + S saves the project. But in JADX this standardized shortcut does... save decompiled sources. And there is no shortcut at all to save the current project.
A simple solution for now could be to move the Ctrl + S shortcut from saving sources to saving the project.
Here is why (extremely scientific me study):
saving decompiled sources is an action one most likely won't need often, maybe only once for an app
saving the project is an action used much more often (for me after every change so sometimes every few seconds) -> makes more sense to have the shortcut here, not having one is purely annoying
If you don't want to 'just move' the shortcut maybe assign a different one to saving the decompiled sources.
But Ctrl + S is a standard for saving the project and I suggest JADX doing the same.
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Sure! Looks like I totally forgot about #1085, it already has that mapping 🤣
And for Save source I want to set shortcut to CTRL + E after merging it with export, but for now CTRL + SHIFT + E is also fine.
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So usually in every program the shortcut
Ctrl + S
saves the project. But in JADX this standardized shortcut does... save decompiled sources. And there is no shortcut at all to save the current project.A simple solution for now could be to move the
Ctrl + S
shortcut from saving sources to saving the project.Here is why (extremely scientific me study):
If you don't want to 'just move' the shortcut maybe assign a different one to saving the decompiled sources.
But
Ctrl + S
is a standard for saving the project and I suggest JADX doing the same.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: