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To duplicate a line in Jupyter-notebook on a Mac, the hotkey is cmd + shift + D. The problem is I use Google Chrome, and this is the same hotkey to bookmark a webpage, which takes priority over the hotkey in Jupyter-notebook. Has anyone struggled with this before, and found a workaround? I would probably prefer to use this hotkey for duplicating a line because it's the same hotkey I use in IDEs and text editors.

anonuser01
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  • You should be able to edit your hotkeys for jupyter notebook: "Head to the 'Help' menu and select the 'Edit keyboard Shortcuts' item". See also this link for more information. – Oxbowerce Apr 23 '21 at 14:29
  • @Oxbowerce I tried this before, but in the list of editable hotkeys, I don't see "Duplicate a line" or similar. – anonuser01 Apr 29 '21 at 02:33

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You can change the Chrome shortcut like this:

In System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > App Shortcuts, click the [+] button, and select Google Chrome as the Application. Put Bookmarks->Bookmark All Tabs... in the Menu Title and a different Keyboard Shortcut.

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