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v2.2.542026-06-08

macOS push-to-talk moves to the Fn / Globe key, and Shortcuts is back

On macOS, managed push-to-talk now uses the Fn (Globe) key by default — with an automatic Control + Option fallback for Macs that can't deliver Fn — and the standalone Shortcuts page returns to the sidebar.

  • Push-to-talk on the Fn / Globe key (macOS). Managed push-to-talk now defaults to the Fn (Globe) key on macOS. Existing setups migrate automatically and re-run the quick setup test once.
  • Automatic Control + Option fallback. If your Mac can't reliably deliver the Fn key during setup, that device falls back to Control + Option on its own — without changing the default for everyone else.
  • Shortcuts page is back. The standalone Shortcuts page returns to the sidebar after being folded into Settings.

Changed

  • macOS: managed push-to-talk now defaults to the Fn (Globe) key instead of Control + Option. Existing macOS setups migrate automatically and re-verify with the one-time setup test before recording.
  • macOS: a Mac that can't reliably deliver the Fn key during setup now falls back to Control + Option on just that device, without changing the default for other Macs. Onboarding also sets the system "Press Globe key to: Do Nothing" preference so Fn is free for push-to-talk.
  • The standalone Shortcuts page is back in the sidebar; it was folded into Settings in 2.2.53.