Command for switching to the next Quick View plugin

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Command for switching to the next Quick View plugin

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Suggestion:
Next lister plugin in QuickView panel
Allows to assign hotkey for switching to the next plugin in QiuckView panel without setting focus first on QiuckView panel.
Today this function is implemented in TwinKey, but it will be wonderful native realization (and view without plugins in circle!!)

Example:
Ctrl+Q - Quick View on/Quick View off
Shift+Ctrl+Q - Quick View on/Quick View next plugin
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Re: Command for switching to the next Quick View plugin

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Support++

As I have written more than once before, hotkeys should be left to the user's judgment.
Therefore, I am only in favor of the cm_NextQuickView and cm_PrevQuickView commands appearing. I think this is quite consistent with the question:
ghisler(Author) wrote: 2023-05-01, 14:34 UTC Are there any other TC functions which are already present but which don't have a cm_command, which you would like to see?
TwinKey still has an unfixed problem with the loss of focus of the source panel and the periodic failure of the hotkey's execution in the current session, so I had to make a workaround in Autorun (+TwinCmd).
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Re: Command for switching to the next Quick View plugin

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Requested in the past, e.g.
viewtopic.php?t=76332
viewtopic.php?t=76340
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Re: Command for switching to the next Quick View plugin

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2Gral
I don't see anything about cm_ commands in those topics.
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