I donāt know why; it used to work before, but now, when I set a shortcut with a directional key, itās not working, and when I close and reopen Glyphs, the directional key is gone from the TextField shortcut.
3.2 (3248)
Only way to fix it is the set directly theses shortcuts in :
System Preferences > Keyboard shortcuts > App Shortcuts
I recently updated to Sonoma; maybe thatās why these shortcuts stopped working suddenly.
Here is what is store in my com.GeorgSeifert.Glyphs3.plist
If I edit manually plist like this, it work :
<key>Show Masters of Next Glyph</key>
<string>~^ā</string>
<key>Show Masters of Previous Glyph</key>
<string>~^ā</string>
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Ah, that explains a lot. Thanks for pointing us in that direction. Could be the clue for a bugfix in the near future.
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Any news about a possible fix ? This bug is very annoying 
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Iāve also been unable to use next/previous master shortcuts, just within the last few weeks. This seems to be the case regardless of what shortcuts I assign to them.
My typical shortcut is command+bracket, or that plus other mod keys. I have also used page up/down in the past, but that no longer works, either. That is to say: I donāt think this is necessarily a bug related to directional keys in shortcuts, but may be specifically about master navigation. (Or maybe it is two separate bugs, if directional keys arenāt working for any shortcut functionsā¦ I havenāt tested this.)
Those commands do still work in the View menu, but obviously, that no longer feels like a shortcut. I can at least still set it under macOS System Settings, however.
By default it is Opt-PgUp/PgDn. This works for me. Note that on a MacBook keyboard, you press fn-Opt-Up/Down.
Setting a new keystroke works for me after an app restart. It mustnāt collide with anything the system occupies already.
Tested in 3.3 (3305).