SOLVED Disable key command that launches Evernote

[wideyes]

Does anybody know how to disable a key command that launches an app?

For me (⌃, ⌘, E) opens Evernote, which is annoying as I want to use this shortcut in another application.

I looked for this command System Preferences > Keyboard > Key Commands but cannot find it in there.

Other than uninstalling Evernote I'm not sure what to do.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[wideyes]

Well, I uninstalled Evernote but somehow the key command is still taken.
It tells me:
There is no application set to open the URL evernote://start/.

 

[Cory Cooper]

Hello,

-Which version of OS X/macOS?
-How did you uninstall Evernote - by dragging the app to the Trash?
-Does there happen to be an Evernote login item in  > System Preferences... > Users & Groups > your user > Login Items?
-Did you mean  > System Preferences... > Keyboard > Shortcuts > App Shortcuts?

C

 

[wideyes]

Hi Cory

- I'm on macOS 10.14.5
- Yes, I uninstalled Evernote by dragging it to the trash and then I emptied it, am I missing something here, is there a better way?
- I have just checked and there is no login item for Evernote.
-And yes, that is the path I meant, I apologize for not checking my wording properly, I will try to be more precise about such things in the future.

Somehow this shortcut from Evernote seems to be deep-rooted, and operate at the highest priority. I have managed to work around this luckily, thanks to Logic Pro allowing me to customize all key commands (an excellent feature!), but I would still like to claim this key combo back from Evernote if possible.

Cheers

Pete

 

[Cory Cooper]

Ok, thanks.

Maybe try contacting Evernote to see if they are aware of this issue?

It still seems like there is a keyboard shortcut assigned in the preferences somewhere. Did you go through all of them and click Restore Defaults, then restart your Mac?

C

 

[wideyes]

Hey Cory

Thanks, it worked after restarting. I had tried the above method, but obviously, those settings are only truly restored after a restart.

Marking solved.

 

[Cory Cooper]

Excellent...glad it's resolved.

Be well,

C