On MacOS, keybind definition to ignore cmd-w does not work

[pbgc]

Hi,

I try to define a keybinding to ignore cmd-w like (tried both options):

{ key = "w", with = "command", action = "none" }, { key = "w", with = "super", action = "none" },

but it's not working. When I hit cmd-w the window closes.

My entire configuration is:

padding-x = 2
padding-y = [2, 2]

option-as-alt = 'left'

[shell]
program = "/opt/homebrew/bin/fish"

[fonts]
family = "MesloLGS NF"
size = 13.0

[bindings]
keys = [
  { key = "w", with = "command", action = "none" },
  { key = "w", with = "super", action = "none" },
  { key = "8", with = "shift | alt", text = "{" },
  { key = "9", with = "shift | alt", text = "}" },
  { key = "8", with = "alt", text = "[" },
  { key = "9", with = "alt", text = "]" },
  { key = "3", with = "alt", text = "€" },
  { key = "2", with = "alt", text = "@" },
]

[MirniWantsSweets]

hello!

I'm not entirely sure that this should be possible from the rio config because I think that these are handled by the OS.

Try going to the keyboard section of the system settings, then "keyboard shortcuts" followed by "app shortcuts".
Here press "+" and find rio from the app list. Type "Close" as the command you wish to overwrite and press some ridiculous binding that you are never going to press so that it stops reacting to cmd + w.

These steps should help you.

[pbgc]

Hi,

This is possible in Kitty, Alacrity and Ghosttty and defined in the config is a similar way that I tried.