Unfortunately, ctrl-enter sends an e-mail when your in the composer. I've hit it accidentally on a number of occasions, sending e-mails prematurely. I do _not_ want a shortcut for sending an e-mail. It makes it far too easy to do accidentally. However, for some reason, it's not listed in the shortcuts, so I can't configure it (be it to change the binding or just outright remove it). _Please_ make the shortcut for sending an e-mail configurable. I'd love for it to just be outright removed, but that would probably tick off someone else. So, _please_ make it configurable. I don't know why any shortcut wouldn't be configurable, but far too often KDE applications seem to have unconfigurable shortcuts, and this one is a big problem. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Compose an e-mail 2. Hit ctrl-enter Actual Results: The e-mail is sent Expected Results: Nothing happens
Okay. I finally figured out how to disable it. I did not expect there to be any configuration stuff in the composer itself. I looked in kmail's settings and found nothing. But apparently, you can configure the composer's shortcuts separately from the composer itself, and it _does_ include the hideous shortcut for ctrl-enter.