Howard, thanks for the effort. It'd be nice if there was a trigger option to supercede specific hotkeys.
Also QS support for the newest Mac gestures would be very very nice. Thanks again! Howard Melman wrote: > On Jan 9, 2009, at 5:12 PM, biggamingrigs wrote: > > > Hello all, great forums here. > > > > Currently I use Safari, and in order to change tabs while browsing, I > > have to press the default hotkey: APP+SHIFT+ARROW. > > I think Safari's default for this is ⌘} > > > This isn't too bad, but since I mainly use my mouse to browse, it's > > painful to go to my keyboard each time. > > > > So what I'd like to do, is assign a mouse hotkey inside Quicksilver to > > do this function for me. I can't find anywhere on the web that gives > > any advice. > > > > I tried using a proxy function - menu - to do it, but no go. For > > instance, initially I thought I could make a hotkey for this function: > > Safari - menu - change tab - but it can only bring up the actual menu > > and not do the command for me. > > Interesting. You can change Safari's shortcut in the Keyboard &Mouse > System Prefs, in the Keyboard Shortcuts tab. But you can't put mouse > keys on that. > > To do that, I think you need to create an AppleScript that changes > Safari Tabs and then create a trigger to run it and assign it to a > mouse key or corner. > > Howard
