Currently, some keyboard shortcuts are hardcoded. The following keyboard shortcuts should be configurable, and disabling them should be possible.

• "Y" reverts assuming good faith, with a custom edit summary.
• "O" opens the page in an external browser
• "H" shows the history of the page, externally
• "Ctrl+S" nominates a page for speedy deletion
• "Ctrl+D" deletes a page.
• "Ctrl+Alt+W" removes whitelisted users' edits from the queue
• "Ctrl+Alt+D" removes edits with a score lower than -200 (why hardcoded -200, by the way? I'd use this option if it was "500" or so. "-200" is below my personal ">100" list limit anyway.)
• "Shift+I" increases "badness score"
• "Shift+D" decreases "badness score"
• "Ctrl+H" welcomes the user
• "Ctrl+B" blocks the user
• "F1" opens help. Being able to use the whole "function key" row for custom shortcuts could be useful.
• "Ctrl+P" opens preferences. The only hardcoded requirement to prevent keyboard lockout is that the "Alt" key focuses the menu bar, and that the arrow keys and space/return can be used to navigate it when focused.
• "Esc" does an emergency abort of delayed actions. The user may not even have enabled such a delay.
• "Ctrl+F" is "Find". A reasonable default, but not necessary to be hardcoded either.

Example how to do this: https://github.com/huggle/huggle3-qt-lx/commit/e0dd659d1eb963db1fb692e448a3a58251a46238