NotchMindShortcuts work in every app and need no extra permission. None is set until you record one, so NotchMind never takes a key you already use.
What you can assign
| Shortcut | What it does |
|---|---|
| Open NotchMind | Opens the notch, or closes it when it’s open. |
| Customize Home | Arranges Home’s pages right in the notch. |
| Clipboard History | Search what you copied and paste it again. |
| Floating Player | Shows or hides the floating player. |
| Play / Pause | Whatever is playing now, in any app. |
| Next Track | Skips to the next song. |
| Previous Track | Goes back to the previous song. |
Record a shortcut
- Open Settings → Keyboard Shortcuts.
- Click Record Shortcut next to an action. It says Type shortcut…
- Press the keys you want, for example ⌥ ⌘ V.
Press Escape to cancel recording, or Delete to clear a shortcut.
Why a shortcut was refused
- Add ⌘, ⌥ or ⌃, or use a function key. A shortcut needs a modifier, so it doesn’t fire while you type.
- Apps rely on this shortcut. Common ones like ⌘C, ⌘V, ⌘Q, ⌘Tab and ⌘Space are kept free for every app.
- macOS already uses this shortcut. It’s set in System Settings → Keyboard → Keyboard Shortcuts.
- Already used by … Another NotchMind action has it.
- Another app holds this shortcut, so it can’t work here. A different app registered it first. Record another one, or change it in that app.
Shortcut names follow your keyboard layout, so the letter you see is the letter you press.