I’d like to suggest an enhancement that would significantly improve workflow efficiency and keyboard accessibility.
When modifying an event and dismissing the properties popup, a contextual menu appears with four choices: Cancel, Only this, All the following, and All in the series. Currently, these options require mouse interaction or multi-step keyboard navigation.
It would be incredibly helpful if each option could be activated with a single keystroke—specifically c, o, a, and s—corresponding to the first letter of each item. This lightweight mnemonic-style activation would eliminate the need to switch between mouse and keyboard, making it easier to stay in flow during rapid task edits.
This proposal aligns with common accessibility and usability practices seen in many applications, where single-key triggers or first-letter shortcuts streamline interaction. It offers both ergonomic and cognitive benefits with minimal implementation overhead.
Thank you for considering this improvement—it would be a small yet powerful enhancement to an already brilliant tool.
Best regards,
James