Where does the bug appear (feature/product)?
Grok Bot
Describe the Bug
On Windows, the default shortcut to open Settings is Ctrl+,. For Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) users, Ctrl+, is the normal way many IMEs insert the full-width comma character 「,」. Pressing Ctrl+, while typing therefore opens Settings instead of inserting the comma, which makes composing Chinese text in the app painful.
Steps to Reproduce
- Open Grok Bot desktop on Windows.
- Focus a chat input (or any text field).
- Switch to a Traditional Chinese IME (e.g. Microsoft Bopomofo / Zhuyin).
- Press Ctrl+, intending to type the full-width comma 「,」.
- Observe: Settings opens; the comma is not inserted.
Expected Behavior
Ctrl+, should insert 「,」 when used via the IME / as the user’s punctuation chord. Opening Settings should use a shortcut that does not collide with CJK IME punctuation on Windows (or Settings should not fire during IME composition).
Operating System
Windows 10/11
Version Information
Grok Bot desktop (Windows)
Additional Information
This is a keyboard shortcut / IME conflict, distinct from the stuck-Ctrl Settings bug discussed in Problemas with hot keys on Grok Bot desktop
Suggested fix
- Change the Windows/Linux default Open Settings shortcut away from Ctrl+, (e.g. Ctrl+Shift+, or Ctrl+Alt+,). Keep Cmd+, on macOS if desired.
- Ignore the Open Settings shortcut while an IME composition session is active in the focused input.
- Make the Open Settings shortcut remappable / disableable in Settings, with a conflict hint.
- Document the conflict for Traditional Chinese users.
Does this stop you from using Cursor
No - Cursor works, but with this issue