How Assignee Avoids Shortcut Conflicts (Even in Chrome)

If you've ever created a global shortcut like ⌘ + S and watched it break your ability to save in Chrome—you’ve felt the pain of shortcut conflicts.

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Why It Happens

Most tools use global shortcuts, which override app-specific ones.

• ⌘ + T might clash with browser tabs
• ⌘ + S could block "Save"
• ⌘ + P might conflict with print or file search

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Assignee’s Approach: Local Shortcuts

In Assignee:

1. Press Ctrl + Tab
2. Then use any key—even system-wide ones like ⌘ + S
3. Your shortcut only runs after activation, avoiding interference

This means you can:

• Use ⌘ + P to jump to Preview
• Use ⌘ + N to open Notion
• Still retain all app-native shortcuts

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Final Thoughts

Don’t let shortcut collisions slow you down. With Assignee’s local-first system, you get flexibility and reliability—without compromise.