What version of the Codex App are you using (From “About Codex” dialog)?
0.128.0
What subscription do you have?
Pro
What platform is your computer?
Win11
What issue are you seeing?
SHIFT + BACKSPACE / CTRL + BACKSPACE not working on Windows
At the same time as a recent change on your end which disabled CTRL + ENTER, and now only allows SHIFT + ENTER for newline, you also broke erasing. So now SHIFT + BACKSPACE is not allowed, nor CTRL + BACKSPACE. You still require ALT + BACKSPACE to erase a word.
It's like you partially shifted from Linux inputs to OS-inputs, but only for part of the inputs. And on top of that, you nuked previously supported hotkeys. SHIFT + BACKSPACE should not SOAK the backspace, it should at least let it through. The same for CTRL + BACKSPACE.
The same for DELETE.
What steps can reproduce the bug?
I'm sure you'll figure it out
What is the expected behavior?
For SHIFT + BACKSPACE to erase.
For CTRL + BACKSPACE to erase.
Ideally CTRL + BACKSPACE should erase the entire word like on any text input field on Windows, including CMD.
But it should NOT absorb and invalidate the backspace usage.
The same for DELETE.
Additional information
No response
What version of the Codex App are you using (From “About Codex” dialog)?
0.128.0
What subscription do you have?
Pro
What platform is your computer?
Win11
What issue are you seeing?
SHIFT + BACKSPACE / CTRL + BACKSPACE not working on Windows
At the same time as a recent change on your end which disabled CTRL + ENTER, and now only allows SHIFT + ENTER for newline, you also broke erasing. So now SHIFT + BACKSPACE is not allowed, nor CTRL + BACKSPACE. You still require ALT + BACKSPACE to erase a word.
It's like you partially shifted from Linux inputs to OS-inputs, but only for part of the inputs. And on top of that, you nuked previously supported hotkeys. SHIFT + BACKSPACE should not SOAK the backspace, it should at least let it through. The same for CTRL + BACKSPACE.
The same for DELETE.
What steps can reproduce the bug?
I'm sure you'll figure it out
What is the expected behavior?
For SHIFT + BACKSPACE to erase.
For CTRL + BACKSPACE to erase.
Ideally CTRL + BACKSPACE should erase the entire word like on any text input field on Windows, including CMD.
But it should NOT absorb and invalidate the backspace usage.
The same for DELETE.
Additional information
No response