Too Many Shortcuts

What it does Too Many Shortcuts rewrites the keybinding screen so you can use modifier keys - Alt, Control, and Shift - as part of any binding. You can also assign more than one key to the same action. A search box helps you find specific bindings fast, and the screen flags conflicts and unbound keys so you can clean them up. ## Extra bindings included The mod adds three new actions you won't find in vanilla: toggle individual player model parts, toggle auto-jump, and scroll the hotbar left or right with a key press. ## Who it's for Players who want tighter control schemes, especially anyone running out of comfortable keys or trying to replicate setups from other games. It's client-side only, so you can use it on any server that allows Fabric mods. ## Compatibility and requirements Runs on Fabric loader with Fabric API and Fabric Language Kotlin installed. The project lists support for Minecraft versions 26.1.2, 26.1.1, 26.1, 26.2, 26.3, 1.21.11, 1.21.10, and 1.21.9. Server-side installation isn't supported. ## Known limits The mod replaces large parts of the control system. Other mods that touch the keybinding screen or input handling may conflict. Custom clients such as Lunar Client and LabyMod are explicitly not supported, and the author doesn't guarantee compatibility with closed-source clients. ## Version policy The author aims to keep the latest three Minecraft versions working, but notes that some changes make this impossible or extremely difficult. The 26.3 update replaced GLFW with SDL3, renumbering every key code, mouse button, and modifier bit; key codes are now resolved from key names at runtime so one jar stays correct on both numbering schemes. Existing keybinds carry over untouched because the config stores key names, not raw key codes. The API changed accordingly: KeyModifier.fromModifiers(Int) was replaced by KeyModifier.fromInput(InputWithModifiers), and KeyModifier no longer exposes a GLFW modifier bit.