Nostalgy compatibilty about tbkeys HOT 3 CLOSED

First, let's clarify what "unset singles" does. It is like a macro that modifies the current "Main key bindings" settings. It loops through a set of single keys and sets them to unset unless they are already set to something else (it doesn't erase current settings). So "unset singles" is not itself a separate setting that keeps single keys unset.

So as you note, removing the "s": "unset" entry lets s pass through and be captured by Nostalgy. This is the intended behavior. unset means "capture the key and don't let Thunderbird trigger another action with it". There isn't a "pass through" setting, but that is the default behavior for key combinations that are not set. So I don't think anything needs to change regarding "unset singles" and Nostalgy, though perhaps parts of the README could be clearer?

Regarding setting a different key sequence for a Nostalgy command, this might be possible with tbkeys (not tbkeys-lite) using an eval command to access the experiment code used by Nostalgy, but is it necessary? Nostalgy allows for the key sequences to be changed in its own preferences window.

I do like how Nostalgy allows for quickly moving messages to folders and for quickly jumping to folders. However, I fell out of the habit of using it during the period when it wasn't compatible with the latest version of Thunderbird, so I haven't tested it together with tbkeys very much.

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Oh, I didn't realize that Nostalgy allows setting key sequences itself. I agree that completely solves my quandary. The combined flexibility allows for any possible setup.
I also didn't realize that tbkeys-lite is not identical to tbkeys. I should have read all the way to the bottom of the README!

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fyi. Thus far in my Thunderbird v91.6.1, macOS v10.15.7 environment:

Nostalgy++ v3.2.0 and tbkeys v2.2.0 are working concurrently without issues. (Thus far. It's early in my testing.)

My tbkeys Main prefs (Compose is null), entire listing:

{
    "j": "cmd:cmd_nextMsg",
    "k": "cmd:cmd_previousMsg",
    "o": "cmd:cmd_openMessage",
    "f": "cmd:cmd_forward",
    "#": "cmd:cmd_delete",
    "r": "cmd:cmd_reply",
    "a": "cmd:cmd_replyall",
    "x": "cmd:cmd_archive",
    "u": "tbkeys:closeMessageAndRefresh"
}

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