Keyboard Shortcut for Switches and Buttons

How about a keyboard shortcut to toggle a switch or button on and off when it is selected (highlighted).	by jablevins December 07, 2023
That's a great idea.	by Dan.Ka February 22, 2024
Just figured it out - this feature is already implemented	by Dan.Ka June 13, 2024

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