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ALSO, if we could pan the keyframe part of the window beyond the clip to the first or last keyframe, this would be good, too. Sometimes we want the timing/acceleration of the action to remain the same but want to start from a higher or lower position. Allowing access to the keyframe even when it's out of view (by dragging the screen left and right with a Hand tool), that would also improve user experience.
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Nick's idea might be a good workaround:
<just give us ~25 workspace shortcut possibilities and we could add shortcuts to our hearts desire. It's silly we are limited to 10>
well, 9 actually.
Or allow us to assign any workspace it's own number, then we can use the existing 9 workspace number allocations in the keyboard Shortcuts panel.
But yeah, I totally agree with you both that we should be able to have our own custom workspaces AND map them to the keyboard. I have two computer monitors so ALL the defaults are of absolutely no use to me...
Coming from Avid, this is a real put off - I have three mapped in Avid which I would swap to regularly.