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In addition to having shortcuts: We'd probably want a way to show the keyboard shortcuts too.
I'd suggest an entry in the top-level menu that shows a modal that has a table with the action and the shortcut, more or less similar to Nautilus. It doesn't have to be as fancy.
When displaying it, we could use the <kbd> key like MDN shows: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/kbd — I think we'd need to add CSS to make it look like a key if we wanted that, as it doesn't come by default and I think PF doesn't add that to the element.
Note: macOS generally uses a command key instead of a control key, so handling for macOS would probably need to be different from Linux and Windows.
We also probably want to consider which of the commands from Nautilus overlap with the functionality of Windows and macOS also. (I'd imagine GNOME folks already thought of that and are using the common shortcuts that are also in Windows and macOS.)
We could (and probably should) start small and expand the list of useful shortcuts.
In addition to an obvious keyboard shortcut for editing the bar, we should also have other shortcuts.
But we need to determine what they are, if we can use them, and so on.
To kick off the discussion, here's what Nautilus has:
I couldn't find it in KDE, but did find a list of some common ones in their docs @ https://docs.kde.org/stable5/en/khelpcenter/fundamentals/kbd.html#kbd-files (but it's not very detailed).
Dolphin itself (which is installable via Flathub, BTW) has a keyboard shortcut configuration dialog that has a ton of defaults.
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