Solved! Need a "keyboard shortcut" to change selected text's "text color" in Gmail replies

[John Dohe]

I use the GMail web interface, in Firefox, for all my email needs.


I frequently change the color of text that I quoted from the Sender in my GMail replies.


Example:


Hi,


You wrote, ". . . a;sdkfjasl;fkjasl;kfj . . . ,"


and I just want to say that I agree totally.


I'm having to select the Sender's text and then mouse & click to change its color
and this is tedious.



I need a keyboard shortcut to change selected text to, say, black, from my default
color of blue.


Ideas?


Thanks!



 

[CParsons]

You should be able to do this with the built-in shortcut function - https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/mac-help/mchlp2271/mac. Just add it under App shortcuts. Might take a few tries to set it up as you'll have to avoid creating a conflicting shortcut within Firefox.