Akhil Wali

That makes sense for `C-g` vs. `ESC g`, but for any other bindings, transient will print an `Unbound suffix: ...` message. Maybe some more examples of what you're trying to...

That's a great example, but c e in `org-mode` invokes `org-export-dispatch` (`ox.el`) which doesn't use transient 😄 Coming back to transient specifically, have you tried customising `transient-map` to fit your...

Hi @doneself! xSPC4j actually translates to C-x4j due to sticky literal key behaviour which uses SPC by default. If you want to disable this behaviour, set `god-literal-key` to `nil` in...

Ah yes, my bad. There needs to be some indirection to disable sticky literal key behaviour then. Would that work for you? If yes, I can implement that fairly quickly....

I've given this a bit of thought, and there are a couple options to help users with similar key bindings. C-x4C-j has a modifier key (`C-`) that's used in a...

Hi @SirPscl! Thanks for the positive feedback. Have you tried calling `which-key-enable-god-mode-support` as described [here](https://github.com/justbur/emacs-which-key#god-mode) in the `which-key` README? For example, if you're using `use-package`, you'd need something like this...

Yes, `which-key-enable-god-mode-support` is particularly useful for paging with `which-key`. Another recommended `which-key` option is to use a dedicated window instead of the minibuffer. This can be done using `which-key-setup-side-window-bottom`, `which-key-setup-side-window-right`...

@SirPscl I've managed to recreate this issue even with a dedicated window. Sorry about the confusion. I will get back to you with a workaround or fix soon.

Looks like this can be fixed in `which-key`'s God mode support. I've created a PR (justbur/emacs-which-key#247) to fix this. Theres a known issue, but hopefully that can be ironed out...

@SirPscl That sounds like the timer issue I mentioned in the PR. I've pushed a fix for as well (darth10/emacs-which-key@ebcc4e6), so that you can try it out. Note that these...