To do so, with PhraseExpress installed simply select the text and press the in-built keyboard shortcut to create a new phrase and set abbr as your Autotext. It makes sense to create a text shortcut for that like abbr. Not only does it make expansion of text an absolute breeze, but also allows you to assign keyboard shortcuts to your text snippets.Ĭreation of a new phrase is easy: Let’s say you are typing the word abbreviation over and over. Wouldn’t it be easier if we could simply type the abbreviation of a word and it gets auto expanded to our desired phrase? A free software program called PhraseExpress is the perfect solution to this problem. Remember, there is no right/wrong or more logical way of using shortcuts, just personal preference that's why the user should be able to set them.We are all familiar with the situation where you are typing the same word or sentence over and over in your windows programs. Therefore I would really appreciate if the KPXC would offer a way to be able to customize the shortcuts. I'm not able to set a custom shortcut for auto-type and the pre-configured Ctrl+Shift+V is not an option for me as I'm using a clipboard manager (phraseExpress) which in fact does conflict even when KPXC is in focus. Now I ran into the same issues as mentioned.
In order to be able to open/focus KeePassXC with a shortcut and using the ESC key to minimize the application I had to install AutoHotkey and write a custom script. Unfortunately I'm really missing the original KeePass options for custom shortcuts, as already mentioned by other users.
The main reason I switched to KPXC is because of the browser integration and the slightly more modern UI. I started using KeePassXC yesterday, but I was using original KeePass for many years already.
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