Interesting bit of history, I was unaware of the details here. A page with a list of shortcuts is terrible for discovery though. I can't open a browser all the

Interesting bit of history, I was unaware of the details here. A page with a list of shortcuts is terrible for discovery though. I can't open a browser all the time to try and fine if something is there (not to mention apps not listed there). I think the solution used by others of always including it in menus and tool-tips is a lot better for discoverability. My biggest gripe continues to be consistency though. Apps may use Cmd, Ctrl or Alt for shortcuts, with no clear pattern. This has the added problem that it's super hard to create global shortcuts that don't overlap with any app. For example, on Linux, no apps use Cmd (Super), so you're free to bind Super+Anything for your own global shortcuts, and you'll never shadow any app. If I try using Super+w (or Ctrl+w), I'll quickly come across some app where I'm shadowing a shortcut.