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So I want to bind keys 1 and 2 in Okular to display respectively one single page or two facing pages. It seems however that those keys are bound to some annotation tools.

In older versions of Okular I could bind those shortcuts; maybe there were no annotations, I don't know, I don't use annotations. Now it creates a shortcut conflict and I cannot de-assign them from annotations using the “Keyboard shortcuts” menu entry.

(Edit to add: also, when defining the shortcuts 1 and 2 in the relevant dialog box, nothing warns me that these are already assigned, which likely classifies as a bug).

Is there another way to kill the annotations shortcuts so that I can assign keys?

(Okular version 1.11.3. I don't use the remainder of KDE, but I quite like this document viewer).

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OK, I solved this; leaving it here in the unlikely case anybody has the same problem.

It turns out that removing all the annotation tools (Configuration > Configure Okular > Annotations) also removes the “silent” keyboard shortcuts.

Another possibility would have been to edit ~/.config/okularpartrc, but that file is a bit unwieldy (the annotations configuration is one huge line of XML) and I am not too confident that any changes made there would have been persistent.

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