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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MadAxeMan" data-source="post: 10443">I think grouping modified key actions is certainly a positive step. For example "s" to select next aspect ratio and "shift-s" for previous (this would save cycling all the way through to get back to the previous format) although it would also assume prior knowledge of sequence.This need not always be the case where such an action is non-sensical, for example where a key is used as a toggle. Many windows applications also display non analogous modifiers for menu shortcut keys. For example as I type this in Firefox, ctrl-i will toggle my bookmarks pane whereas ctrl-shift-i will bring up the DOM Inspector.</blockquote>