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Rich input toggle shortcut (Ctrl+G) only works to open, not to hide #9916
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area:agentAgent workflows, conversations, prompts, cloud mode, and AI-specific UI.Agent workflows, conversations, prompts, cloud mode, and AI-specific UI.area:settings-keybindingsSettings UI, preferences, keybindings, and keyboard-shortcut management.Settings UI, preferences, keybindings, and keyboard-shortcut management.area:terminal-inputTerminal command-line input, cursor movement, key handling, and input editing.Terminal command-line input, cursor movement, key handling, and input editing.bugSomething isn't working.Something isn't working.needs-infoMore issue-specific reporter detail is needed before the problem can be confidently triaged.More issue-specific reporter detail is needed before the problem can be confidently triaged.os:linuxLinux-specific behavior, regressions, or requests.Linux-specific behavior, regressions, or requests.os:windowsWindows-specific behavior, regressions, or requests.Windows-specific behavior, regressions, or requests.ready-to-implementThe issue is ready for implementation work.The issue is ready for implementation work.repro:highThe report includes enough evidence that the issue appears highly reproducible.The report includes enough evidence that the issue appears highly reproducible.triagedIssue has received an initial automated triage pass.Issue has received an initial automated triage pass.
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area:agentAgent workflows, conversations, prompts, cloud mode, and AI-specific UI.Agent workflows, conversations, prompts, cloud mode, and AI-specific UI.area:settings-keybindingsSettings UI, preferences, keybindings, and keyboard-shortcut management.Settings UI, preferences, keybindings, and keyboard-shortcut management.area:terminal-inputTerminal command-line input, cursor movement, key handling, and input editing.Terminal command-line input, cursor movement, key handling, and input editing.bugSomething isn't working.Something isn't working.needs-infoMore issue-specific reporter detail is needed before the problem can be confidently triaged.More issue-specific reporter detail is needed before the problem can be confidently triaged.os:linuxLinux-specific behavior, regressions, or requests.Linux-specific behavior, regressions, or requests.os:windowsWindows-specific behavior, regressions, or requests.Windows-specific behavior, regressions, or requests.ready-to-implementThe issue is ready for implementation work.The issue is ready for implementation work.repro:highThe report includes enough evidence that the issue appears highly reproducible.The report includes enough evidence that the issue appears highly reproducible.triagedIssue has received an initial automated triage pass.Issue has received an initial automated triage pass.
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The Rich input feature has a toggle shortcut
Ctrl+Gthat should work bidirectionally — open and hide. However, the shortcut only works to open Rich input. Once the Rich input panel is visible, pressingCtrl+Gagain does not hide it. The only way to dismiss it is by manually clicking the "Hide Rich input" button.Steps to Reproduce
Ctrl+Gto open Rich input ✓ (works)Ctrl+Gagain ✗ (does not hide)Expected Behavior
Ctrl+Gshould be a toggle — pressing it when Rich input is open should hide the panel, just like pressing it when closed opens it.Actual Behavior
Ctrl+Gonly works in one direction (open). To hide Rich input, you must use the mouse to click the "Hide Rich input" button.Environment
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This is a minor UX friction point. For keyboard-driven workflows, being able to toggle Rich input without reaching for the mouse would be more consistent with the toggle behavior users expect from a shortcut.