Keyboard shortcut to hide/unhide image browser

DxO PhotoLab Feature requests
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Please add a keyboard shortcut to hide and unhide the image browser.

Hiding and unhiding with the mouse is very frustrating especially on the Mac when your dock is automatically hiding.

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Have you tried these shortcuts ?
SHIFT + TAB

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I think he means: “Making the filmstrip disappear in Customize”. I’ll vote for this and don’t forget to vote for your own proposal.

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You have my vote. :slight_smile:

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I’m wondering how that is different from what Shift+Tab does…?

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Good morning!

Hm… on Win you have Ctrl+F9 to hide/unhide the image browser. Is it the feature you want on MAC?

Regards,
Svetlana G.

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I’m now thinking that this may be one of the infamous Mac/Win differences. On WinOS the shift+tab simply switches from Browser mode to Customize mode leaving the filmstrip intact.

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Thanks @sgospodarenko I had forgotten about that shortcut. :thinking: :laughing:

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That seems to be ctrl/tab on Mac. These differences are necessary sometimes, but not always, and so annoying!

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Yes, unfortunately I cannot test it since I do not have Windows but I would like to show and unhide the filmstrip.

Shift tab hides the side panels on the Mac by the way.

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On my Mac, Tab hides the side panels, and Shift+Tab hides the image browser.

I rather wish Tab just moved the focus from one field to the next like it does on every other Mac app.

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Shift tab works perfectly to hide the film strip. Please ignore my post.

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