The browser may ask you whether the shortcut is allowed to access the page and print it … Summary So, if you’re browsing in Vivaldi and you did the config as described above, Use CMD+L followed by CMD+OPTION+CONTROL+P to send the PDF to Notes. You have to click in the URL bar (Vivaldi+Chrome: CMD+L). Unfortunately 2, it is not working if the focus is on the web page. Unfortunatly 1, the above mentioned issue with the naming of the PDF and the note remains until I find a proper solution in the “PDF2Notes” shortcut implementation.

In the “Keyboard Shortcut” field, input the key combination you want to use for the share function.

MacOS has a notation with “->” to navigate to a specific menu item, thus for Vivaldi, you have to write “File->Share->Notes” As Vivaldi has a second menu called “Notes”, you can’t simply use “Notes”. You must type it exactly as it appears in the application’s menu, including ellipses if they are present - if you want to use this feature for other purposes.

In the “Menu Title” field, enter the exact name of the menu item.

If you choose “All applications” it is used system wide - I decided to limit the usage to a specific app

This ensures the shortcut works only in a specific app. From the “Application” dropdown, select “Vivaldi” (or Chrome).Add a New Shortcut by clicking the “+” button below the right pane to add a new shortcut.In the left sidebar, click on “App Shortcuts”.a new window appears that let you set system wide shortcuts.

Navigate to the “Keyboard Shortcuts…” button on the right hand side.Choose “System Preferences” from the drop-down menu.Click on the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen.How to solve this? I was looking for a solution for quire a while and found an idea by asking ChatGPT! The idea is to leverage a really hidden yet very powerful feature in MacOS: create a keyboard shortcut in MacOS Keyboard Settings by calling menu entries automatically in certain apps! This is how I did it (MacOS Sonoma, Oct. The function is in the same place in Chrome as it is in Vivaldi.

One note snip shortcut