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P: Wrong behavior of Shift+T while in Graduated and Radial Filter

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Shift+T should toggle between brush and edit mode. However, it does the same as T, it shows/hides the toolbar.

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Jerry Syder

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Bug ID is 4205563

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F. McLion

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Not yet fixed in 10.1.1

What is the BUG LRD number?

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Rick Spaulding -

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Found it. Thanks, Jerry!

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Jerry Syder

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@Rick That's right - I raised a bug for this

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Rick Spaulding -

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I could reproduce it on Windows 10 with LrC 10.1 but it did activate the brush as well as toggle the Toolbar. Is that what you are seeing as well?

I could not reproduce it on Mac Big Sur with LrC 10.1

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Bob Somrak

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I can confirm an issue with Shift+T too. On macOS 10.15.7 and Lr10.1 with both the Gradient and Radial, the KBSC Shift+T does NOT activate/deactivate the toolbar but it does produce an annoying BEEP which is a different manifestation of this bug. Not as severe but annoying.

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ouiouiphoto

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Just tested. Confirmed also for me on W10 LR10.1

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Jerry Syder

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Confirmed here on Windows 10

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