I’m currently on the new Anki update (25.07.2) on Mac.
The shortcut for “cloze deletion (same card)” on Mac is command shift option c.
Before the update this worked perfectly, now use of this shortcut creates the following: Ç{{c1::}}.
When I hold shift key and select the text I want to cloze delete and use this shortcut it replaces the text completely with this empty cloze and a cedilla c in front.
Not a huge deal but does interrupt work flow when making lots of clozes, having to go back and delete this Ç character everytime. Any way to fix this?
I’m using Australian keyboard, but this shortcut issue has never been a problem in all the time I’ve used Anki before.
I have restarted in safe mode and there is no change (my only add-ons are image occlusion enhanced and heatmap).
25.07.x doesn’t have the Qt version bump that’s cooking in 25.08 beta – but let’s wait to get confirmation from the other user before thinking of that as a possible solution.
Can you check that layout and your OS and see what the shortcut is for the ç character? If it’s Cmd + Opt + c, then your OS might be grabbing the shortcut first/also.
That seems like a breakthrough. You’re typing that key combination and getting both the outside-of-Anki-typing response [for a portion of it, at least] and the inside-of-Anki-typing-(in a field) response.
Did you update your macOS during a similar timeframe?
Do you have any 3rd-party apps running on your system that might be listening for “universal” keybinds/shortcuts?
No, I haven’t updated my OS. I use Anki for several hours a day and this issue arose immediately after I updated to the latest version earlier yesterday. I did have karabiner elements active for using a controller with anki but disabling that has made no change.
Just to test it, I used the new menu option to downgrade to 25.02.7 and this fixed the issue. So I would assume that something has changed in the new version?