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Shortcut for enter key?

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Mar 27, 2023 Mar 27, 2023

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I regularly double-tap the enter key as my unselect (because of my shortcut gadget layout), but this triggers the shortcut "Selects the first edit field of the toolbar" which prevents me from drawing anything until I press enter again. This is a really minor issue that simply annoys me a little every time I use select.

Any suggestions on how to disable this shortcut?

 

I'm on windows and the newest patch but it has been a problem since I started using photoshop.

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Mar 27, 2023 Mar 27, 2023

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Hi!

What version of Photoshop are you using?

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I don’t think there’s any way to disable the Enter shortcut that selects the first field. It seems to be in the set of keyboard shortcuts and gestures in Photoshop that are hard-coded.

 

What action exactly is mapped to your “unselect” shortcut? Is it:

  • OK, or the [√] Apply button on the options bar, or the Enter key
  • Cancel or ([x] button), or the Esc key
  • Select > Deselect (a marquee selection)
  • Select > Deselect All Layers

 

This may be important in case there is a better shortcut for the particular way you are “unselecting.” If there is a better or more appropriate shortcut, you might be able to avoid conflicting with the long-established Enter key shortcut.

 

For example, you say you map it to the Enter key, but in Photoshop that does not map to any of the actual deselect shortcuts. The Enter key is a shortcut for OK/Apply. Deselecting is only a side effect of applying the pending edit, so using the Enter key also means you want to apply any pending changes. If you want a pure deselect that does not change the state, mapping to a different shortcut might be more appropriate.

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